Pollyanna (Georgina Terry) teaches Nancy (Kate Ashfield) how to play the “Glad Game." The object of the game is to find something to be glad about in anything, no matter how unfortunate.

Young Pollyanna has been taught by her father how to play "the glad game," in which the goal is to "find something about everything to be glad about," whether it's a disappointing Christmas gift ...

In the meantime, Pollyanna has a game called “The Glad Game” that her dead dad taught her. In the game, no matter what situation you are in, you find something that can make you glad.

outlook Pollyanna calls the "Glad Game," a technique she was taught by her missionary dad when she was desperately hoping for a doll and received instead a pair of crutches.

The “Pollyanna” game. When the pain finally woke a grown Hilary from her sleep, ... “I’m so glad, Hilary, that you have such a good doctor,” I added, not willing to give up.

Orange Blossoms, Drivel, Gladness Nine years ago, when Pollyanna and its sequel Pollyanna Grows Up had newly burst upon the view, one reviewer, more prophetically than he knew, remarked : ...

The people of Littleton New Hampshire celebrated Pollyanna Glad Day this past Saturday. The June 8th event also marked the publishing Centennial of the bestselling children’s classic about the ...

She was cute, she was cheerful, and she was famous for the creation of "the glad game." But today her name is synonymous with optimism — to a fault. Liane Hansen explores the roots of Pollyanna ...

“The Glad Game” can be an invaluable way of seeing the world. ... Pollyanna Whittier is an 11-year-old orphan who goes to live in the fictional town of Beldingsville, ...

Pollyanna was a character in a successful and influential 1913 children's book. Pollyanna made her bleak surroundings better by teaching everyone around her the "Glad Game," finding something to ...