The Lost Princess (version 2)


Read by Shelly Weingart

(4.6 stars; 5 reviews)

Two selfish little girls, a princess and a shepherd's daughter, encounter a wise woman who lovingly shows them each that they are not the center of the universe. George MacDonald is a master at dispensing little gold nuggets of truth that lead the reader to a deeper understanding of human nature and of God’s dealings with us. This fairytale is also known as The Wise Woman, A Double Story, and Princess Rosemond.

(Summary by Shelly Weingart) (4 hr 5 min)

Chapters

Chapter I 20:50 Read by Shelly Weingart
Chapter II 17:03 Read by Shelly Weingart
Chapter III 14:19 Read by Shelly Weingart
Chapter IV 15:59 Read by Shelly Weingart
Chapter V 17:50 Read by Shelly Weingart
Chapter VI 17:07 Read by Shelly Weingart
Chapter VII 14:18 Read by Shelly Weingart
Chapter VIII 13:39 Read by Shelly Weingart
Chapter IX 25:10 Read by Shelly Weingart
Chapter X 12:04 Read by Shelly Weingart
Chapter XI 16:21 Read by Shelly Weingart
Chapter XII 15:42 Read by Shelly Weingart
Chapter XIII 21:26 Read by Shelly Weingart
Chapter XIV 23:42 Read by Shelly Weingart

Reviews


(5 stars)

This was an interesting allegory on life. Struggles can make us better people if we allow them to. It is a kindness of God, not a cruelty to allow difficult times to have the chance to shape us. Great reader too!


(4 stars)

I was not in the mood for this story, as I was hoping for more of a fairy tale. But it was well read. A nice little moral children's tale. I quite liked the closing lines.

thought-provoking for all parents


(5 stars)

I really enjoyed this story, even though I was disheartened to recognize myself in Agnes's character!