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Bud: A Novel is catalogued by Project Gutenberg with author credits for Munro, Neil (1864–1930).
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"Bud: A Novel" by Neil Munro is a fictional narrative written in the early 20th century. The story introduces us to the lively town of Dyce and its inhabitants as they prepare to welcome a new arrival, a young girl named Bud, who has journeyed from America after the death of her father. The novel seems to explore themes of family, community, and the contrast between American and Scottish lifestyles through the experiences of its characters. The opening of the novel sets a cheerful scene during the New Year's festivities in the town, where the townspeople are awakened by the whimsical ringing of a bell. Among the characters introduced are Miss Dyce and her maid, Kate MacNeill, who are busy with their New Year's preparations. The anticipation of Bud's arrival creates a blend of excitement and curiosity, highlighting how her unique American upbringing may clash or harmonize with the traditional Scottish customs of her new family. As the day unfolds, readers get a glimpse into the lively community and the warmth of familial bonds, foreshadowing the adventures that Bud will encounter as she settles into her new life.
Book and edition facts
- Title: Bud: A Novel
- Author credits: Munro, Neil (1864–1930)
- Catalogue language: English
Catalogue subjects
- Americans -- Scotland -- Fiction
- Argyllshire (Scotland) -- Fiction
- Colonsay (Scotland) -- Fiction
- Culture shock -- Fiction
- Domestic fiction
- Psychological fiction
- Visitors, Foreign -- Fiction
- Women household employees -- Fiction
- Young women -- Fiction
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- Category: British Literature
- Category: Novels
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