A Little Miss Nobody; Or, With the Girls of Pinewood Hall

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A Little Miss Nobody; Or, With the Girls of Pinewood Hall

by Amy Bell Marlowe

EN·~6 hours·31 chapters

Chapters

31 total

A LITTLE MISS NOBODY

2:18

CHAPTER I - MISS NOBODY FROM NOWHERE

14:29

CHAPTER II - THE BOY IN THE MILLRACE

10:29

CHAPTER III - ON THE WAY TO PINEWOOD

6:17

CHAPTER IV - BEARDING THE LION

10:59

CHAPTER V - NANCY’S CURIOUS EXPERIENCE

8:23

CHAPTER VI - THE UNRIVALED SCORCH

10:48

CHAPTER VII - FIRST IMPRESSIONS

8:17

CHAPTER VIII - THE MADAME

9:44

CHAPTER IX - CORA RATHMORE

10:56
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Description

Nancy Nelson drifts through her days at Higbee School, invisible to teachers and classmates alike. While every girl proudly displays a personalized monogram on her belongings, Nancy’s simple “N. N.” seems impossible to turn into anything decorative, reinforcing her nickname “Miss Nobody from Nowhere.” A kindly spinster, Miss Trigg, notices her quiet frustration and offers a small act of kindness—a distinctive single‑letter emblem that hints she might be more than a background figure.

When summer ends, Nancy is sent to Pinewood Hall, a bustling boarding house filled with spirited girls who love adventure as much as they love gossip. There she meets a daring boy racing the millrace and discovers a world of clubs, contests, and secret schemes that challenge her shy nature. As friendships form and rivalries flare, Nancy begins to wonder whether the label of “nobody” can truly define her.

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Language

en

Duration

~6 hours (356K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

Jan 4, 2008

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Amy Bell Marlowe

Best known as a house name used for lively early 20th-century girls’ fiction, this byline is linked with wholesome adventures, school stories, and Western tales that kept young readers turning pages. The books often center on brave, capable girls finding their way through friendship, mystery, and independence.

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