Pollyanna (Audiobook)

from octobercountry

I've just finished a re-read of Eleanor Porter's "Pollyanna," which apparently I had read a number of times when I was younger, because I remembered every single little aspect of the plot. I suppose many people already have at least a passing familiarity with this tale, which was first published ...

from Whisper1

There are many classics that I did not read as a child. Treasure Island, Frankenstein, Robinson Crusoe, Around the World in 80 Days, and Little Women are but a few. However, I vow to systematically read these treasures in the next few months. Today I read Pollyanna. Published in 1913, this gem st...

from Whisper1

There are many classics that I did not read as a child. Treasure Island, Frankenstein, Robinson Crusoe, Around the World in 80 Days, and Little Women are but a few. However, I vow to systematically read these treasures in the next few months. Today I read Pollyanna. Published in 1913, this gem st...

from ctpress

Orphaned Pollyanna is a very bright and cheerful girl who are sent to live with her cold and reserved aunt. Throughout the novel she plays "the glad game" - always finding something positive in the most unhappy circumstances - and she befriends several persons and helps them while the aunt is kep...

from Bagpuss

Pollyanna is eleven years old when she is sent to live with her prim and proper unaffectionate aunt Polly after becoming an orphan. Aunt Polly has rules that are to be strictly enforced, but somehow Pollyanna doesn't seem able to stick to these rules. However, the punishments meted out to her, su...