The writing really made the family adventures most enjoyable and it's a great example of a B-movie that manages to rise above its humble budget and expectations. I liked this one a lot.not quite as much as the first one.but still I had a lovely time watching it. I was then nine years old and of course what I was dying to hear was that we were poor. It covers the lives of the five children of Mamsie and the late Mister Pepper who are born into poverty in a rural 'little brown house. Suddenly, there's a cave in.and you'll have to see the film to see what's next for this happy brood. THE FIVE LITTLE PEPPERS SERIES By Margaret Sidney (pseudonym of Harriet Stone Lothrop) Notes Titles 'When I used to ask my mother which we were, rich or poor, she refused to tell me. The Five Little Peppers book series was created by Margaret Sidney. Because it's closed, no one told the kids not to go inside and apparently Martin was an idiot because he took them all inside and they began digging about the place. Big problems occur later, when Martin takes the kids on an outing to visit the mine. Together, things are tight but they are happy. Now you'd think that the family would be miserable, but they simply move back in to their old home.along with King, his grandson AND the butler, Martin.

The copper mine from the first film turns out to be a dud.and King has so leveraged his fortune that now he faces foreclosure. It begins with 'Grandpa' King learning that he's practically bankrupt. However, despite all the problems that happen in this film (and there are a LOT), the family manages to stick together and retain good old family values. The plot of this film seems darker than the previous film. Here in 'Five Little Peppers at Home' the same nice family returns for more adventures. However, the films managed something difficult.made it enjoyable and fun.so much so that after the first film I was looking for more. After all, they are incredibly sweet and a bit on the syrupy side. The Pepper children were very poor, and their widowed mother was left to raise them by herself. The Five Little Peppers series was created by Margaret Sidney covering the life of five children with the surname Pepper. The cynic in me wanted to dislike the 'Five Little Peppers' movies. Librivox, public domain recording of Margaret Sidney's Five Little Peppers and How They Grew.

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