The Biography of a Prairie Girl


Leído por Teresa Bauman

(3.9 stars; 27 reviews)

This book is a wonderful way to learn about how the prairies were years ago, but you will hardly feel you are learning because you will be caught up with the 'little girl', living with her as she grows up far away from any large city. Very well written, in this book you live, worry, and rejoice, along with the little girl. Whether it is through a prairie fire, raising some interesting and queer pet, having fun at some big prairie-time event, or worming her way out of trouble, the little girl continues to grow, until at the end, you leave, not a little girl, but a young lady stepping into womanhood. - Summary by Trotsa (5 hr 46 min)

Capítulos

The Coming of the Stork 8:50 Leído por Teresa Bauman
A Frontier Christening 21:25 Leído por Teresa Bauman
'Little Boy Blue' 19:51 Leído por Teresa Bauman
A Pariah of the Prairies 16:58 Leído por Teresa Bauman
The Misfit Scholar 25:30 Leído por Teresa Bauman
The Story of a Planting 16:54 Leído por Teresa Bauman
Twice in Jeopardy 16:23 Leído por Teresa Bauman
A Harvest Wedding 17:06 Leído por Teresa Bauman
The Price of Convalescence 20:39 Leído por Teresa Bauman
'Badgy' 19:23 Leído por Teresa Bauman
A Trade and a Trick 18:00 Leído por Teresa Bauman
The Professor's 'Find' 20:10 Leído por Teresa Bauman
A Race and a Rescue 19:11 Leído por Teresa Bauman
Hard Times 18:41 Leído por Teresa Bauman
The Fate of a Crowing Hen 17:00 Leído por Teresa Bauman
The Reservation Trip 20:46 Leído por Teresa Bauman
Another Mound on the Bluff 18:11 Leído por Teresa Bauman
The Little Teacher 20:15 Leído por Teresa Bauman
Toward the Rising Sun 11:04 Leído por Teresa Bauman

Reseñas

A coming of age tale...with prarie dogs.


(2.5 stars)

A novel of growing up in the settling USA Midwest. The plot line zigs and zags and lurches through odd stories which leave you wondering why that was important to the plot line then totally sets the plot adrift on the readers own imagination.

What a good listen!


(5 stars)

Lovely, well written, and very nicely narrated. The passages are filled with lively intonation and colorful descriptions, providing just the right amount of detail to drive along the mental movie at an entertaining pace, while not sounding too wordy. I will listen to it again!


(4 stars)

The plot is somewhat charming, simple and illustrative of early prairie life. The reader has challenging enunciation and the slurring of her words sometimes makes it difficult to understand the audio.

Not the best narrator


(4 stars)

I couldnt take to the narrators voice, it drawled on and on and sounded somewhat muffled. Unfortunately I didn't listen to the whole story.

wow. The reader does not pronounce words correctly & is hard to


(1 stars)