"A vivid colorful story of a little Russian girl who tells of her life in her native Caucasia, of her journey to a Mohammedan village to attend her aunt's wedding and of her schooldays in Petrograd. Her exaggerated sense of her own importance and her desire for popularity are balanced by her warmheartedness, loyalty and bravery." -Booklist Books 1921, A Selection

Related by Lida, chum of Nina, the first half of this book tells of life in a boarding school in Petrograd, and the second half of the life of some of the same people dealt with in Little Princess Nina.

A sequel to Little Princess Nina and Fledglings.