Daddy-Long-Legs Jean Webster

"Daddy-Long-Legs" is a novel by American writer Jean Webster, first published in 1912. It is considered one of the most famous literary works belonging to classic young adult literature.

The story revolves around Jerusha "Judy" Abbott, an orphan girl living in an orphanage. She finds herself in an unexpected situation when an unknown man, known only as "Daddy-Long-Legs," offers her financial support to complete her college education, on the condition that she writes him monthly letters detailing her life and academic progress. This man remains anonymous, and Judy does not know who he is, but she eventually discovers that he has been closely watching her.

The novel is written from Judy's perspective through her monthly letters, giving the reader a chance to learn about her feelings, her character development, and the events she experiences during her college years. The novel explores themes such as personal freedom, independence, and hope, and also reflects Judy's internal struggle between ambition and emotions.

"Daddy-Long-Legs" is a heartwarming and expressive novel about personal growth, hope, and human relationships, and has achieved great success and remained beloved by generations of readers.