Luckiest Girl in the School
Angela Brazil
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Length 7 h 23 min
Chapters 21
First published 1916
Winona Woodward faces a sudden reversal in family fortunes when she wins a scholarship to Seaton High School. This book by Angela Brazil helped to establish the girls' school story genre, and is therefore full of young, active, independent girls and all the emotions and relationships typical of boarding school life in the early 1900s - Summary by Katie Francesca
Chapters
1
A Great Change Read by Katie Francesca 24:07
2
An Entrance Examination Read by Katie Francesca 24:03
3
Seaton High School Read by Katie Francesca 17:40
4
The Symposium Read by Katie Francesca 27:42
5
Aunt Harriet Read by Jim Locke 24:16
6
A Crisis Read by Katie Francesca 23:09
7
An Autumn Foray Read by Jim Locke 21:22
8
Concerns a Camera Read by Jim Locke 20:14
9
The School Service Badge Read by Jim Locke 19:44
10
A Scare Read by Jim Locke 18:48
11
The Open-Air Camp Read by Jim Locke 21:15
12
Captain Winona Read by Jim Locke 13:47
13
The Hostel Read by Jim Locke 19:11
14
The Hockey Season Read by Jim Locke 20:36
15
Winona Turns Chauffeur Read by Jim Locke 22:56
16
The Athletic Display Read by Jim Locke 16:19
17
Back to the Land Read by Jim Locke 20:35
18
A Friend in Need Read by Jim Locke 24:08
19
The Swimming Contest Read by Jim Locke 19:56
20
The Red Cross Hospital Read by Jim Locke 18:09
21
The End of the Term Read by Jim Locke 25:05
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