Article Title
Keywords
newness, adjustment, youth
Document Type
Essay
Description
The first thing I learned when I got to Melton Street was that my mother's definition of a cottage and mine were different. I suppose all those illustrated editions of fairy tales I'd read had given me the impression a cottage was a quaint little white house, nestled in a cradle of hills, l surrounded with flowers and bleating sheep. With this notion in mind, I wasn't too opposed to my mother's plan to move from my first home.
Recommended Citation
Crimmins, Mark
(1986)
"Melton Street,"
Inscape: Vol. 6:
No.
1, Article 21.
Available at:
https://scholarsarchive.byu.edu/inscape/vol6/iss1/21