Dear Mr. Henshaw
DivorceJuvenile fictionParent and child

Dear Mr. Henshaw

by Beverly Cleary

Publisher
HarperCollins
Pages
133
Language
English
Published
1983

Overview

Beverly Cleary's Dear Mr. Henshaw is a quiet, honest story about a boy who writes letters to an author while coping with divorce, loneliness, and the small humiliations of growing up. Through those letters, Leigh learns to make sense of friendship, work, and his place in the world.

Dear Mr. Henshaw is a strong choice for readers who want realistic children's fiction with emotional depth. It handles family change, self-respect, and resilience with warmth and restraint, making it especially appealing to kids and adults who value character-driven stories about everyday struggles. It also makes a strong entry point for readers who want an accessible sense of its lasting appeal. This version keeps the focus on

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