After the death of her parents, surly teenager Mary Lennox moves to her uncle's large, lonely estate along Misselthwaite Creek in Oregon. Mary hates her new home, where it rains constantly ...
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After the death of her parents, surly teenager Mary Lennox moves to her uncle's large, lonely estate along Misselthwaite Creek in Oregon. Mary hates her new home, where it rains constantly and strange noises echo from the basement, but she soon takes an interest in finding the hidden forest glade where her aunt passed away several years ago.
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January 2015 (USA) See more »Filming Locations:
Portland, Oregon, USAEdit
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Misselthwait Archives is a beautiful modern day retelling of The Secret Garden that has left me choked up on more than a few episodes because it was just so moving to see such a great adaptation of a favorite childhood book!
The story-telling is excellent, the characters are believable, and the overall effect is magical. The episodes run about 3 minutes, so it's really easy to stay up to date on the latest ones!
I would totally recommend this webseries if you're in the mood for a YouTube binge, or if you're wanting to get involved in a new series but you don't want it to consume your life. ;)