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Daddy-Long-Legs

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Daddy-Long-Legs is a 1912 novel by an American writer Jean Webster, written in the form of letters. It follows the protagonist, a young girl named Jerusha “Judy” Abbott, through her college years. She writes the letters to her benefactor, a rich man whom she has never seen.
(Summary from Wikipedia) (3 hr 37 min)

Chapters

Part 01

13:23

Read by Betsie Bush

Part 02

23:46

Read by Betsie Bush

Part 03

31:51

Read by Betsie Bush

Part 04

12:05

Read by Betsie Bush

Part 05

34:32

Read by Kymm Zuckert

Part 06

27:15

Read by Alys AtteWater

Part 07

35:33

Read by Alys AtteWater

Part 08

19:20

Read by Kymm Zuckert

Part 09

19:52

Read by Kymm Zuckert

Bewertungen

wonderful book and reader

(5 Sterne)

This is my favorite reading of the book. Betsy does a fantastic job! Wish she had finished it. She has a very unique and lively reading voice that draws you in. The story is one of my favorites. I think I have listened to it a dozen times or more and never get tired of it. Good job!

Nice.

(5 Sterne)

I really enjoyed listening to this book.... likely enjoyable for both genders and all ages, but I recommend it for female young adults. Lovely explanation of college life, and as I love surprise endings, this was fun to listen to. Overall, a fantastic book.

I laughed, i ached, I reflected

(5 Sterne)

Such a delightful book. It is full of heartwarming and comical moments all while allowing you to see through the eyes of a blossoming orphan. I will read this again and again!

(5 Sterne)

It was so heart-warming that after I finished the "fairytale", I had to go back and listen to part of it again, in case I had missed any details. It gave me a happy feeling. EVERY ONE OF THE READERS DID AN EXCELLENT JOB of expressing the whimsical enthusiasm of a young woman to whom everything is new.

GREAT!

(5 Sterne)

It was really truly lovely! I liked Betsey's reading the most.

A Fine Time

(5 Sterne)

Perhaps it’s wrong to seek refuge from our cultural suicide in novels from before the disastrous “War to End All Wars.” Many things have improved; Jean Webster and her family fought for racial equality, women’s rights, and other essential causes. But they also believed as few now do in the promise of America, a promise that was fulfilled for millions who embraced life’s challenges with the humor, hunger for knowledge and hard work of Judy. Thanks for sharing.

Beautiful and Inspiring

(5 Sterne)

What a charming book this is! I enjoyed every minute. The writing is beautiful and witty. All of the readers did a good job and many of their performances added to the whimsy of the story. Fans of the Anne of Green Gables series will enjoy this book. I highly recommend.

(5 Sterne)

Simply Wonderful!!! N.Beamon . P.S. I actually now live in the exact house where Daddy Longlegs was written. Thus, you understand my motivation to read it. To hear the female readers as I read along made the experience vivid and visceral. Thank you. N.B.