"In March of 1920, the Atlantic Monthly published the first of a series of articles describing the day to day adventures and misadventures of a young girl growing up in the woods and farming community of western Oregon. This young girl was Opal Whiteley. Her diary described a world as a child of 6 and 7 sees it, alive with creatures, fairies, talking trees, and singing creeks. This digital edition of Opal's Diary has been specially expanded with pictures, overviews, explanations, and maps to help you read and study it more easily."
"In March of 1920, the Atlantic monthly published the first of a series of articles describing the day to day adventures and misadventures of a young girl growing up in the woods and farming community of western Oregon. This young girl was Opal Whiteley. Her diary described a world as a child of 6 and 7 sees it, alive with creatures, fairies, talking trees, and singing creeks. This digital edition of Opal's diary has been specially expanded with pictures, overviews, explanations, and maps."@en

"Diary of Opal Whiteley"
"The Diary of Opal Whiteley ... [Edited with] a preface by Ellery Sedgwick. (Reprinted.)"@en
"The diary of Opal Whiteley"
"The diary of Opal Whiteley"@en
"The diary of Opal"@en