
BETTY LEE, FRESHMAN
Table of Contents
CHAPTER I: BETTY LEE’S MOST MOVING ADVENTURE
CHAPTER II: BETTY MEETS RESPONSIBILITY AND A TRIAL OF PATIENCE
CHAPTER III: “THE FATEFUL DAY”
CHAPTER IV: A REAL FRESHMAN AT LAST
CHAPTER V: JANET HEARS FROM BETTY
CHAPTER VI: FRIENDS AND FUN
CHAPTER VII: CAROLYN’S GARDEN PARTY
CHAPTER VIII: BETTY HEARS THE LIONS ROAR
Betty Lee is on the brink of a big change. At almost fourteen, she faces the excitement and anxiety of packing up her childhood home and traveling to a bustling city where her father’s new business awaits. As she hurriedly dresses, helps her younger siblings, and bids farewell to familiar faces, the ordinary morning routine becomes a rite of passage.
The story captures the swirl of emotions that come with leaving behind a beloved town—nostalgia, responsibility, and the hopeful promise of new adventures. Betty’s keen observations of her family’s dynamics, the bustling streets of Buxton, and the quiet confidence of a friendly boy named Bill offer a vivid portrait of life on the cusp of change. Listeners will find herself rooting for Betty as she steps onto the train, wondering what the city will hold for this bright‑eyed, determined young girl.
Language
en
Duration
~4 hours (251K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
Dec 8, 2010
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
Best known for lively early-20th-century stories for girls, this American writer filled her books with school life, outdoor adventure, friendship, and a steady sense of fun. Her novels still have the brisk, wholesome energy that made series fiction so popular with young readers of the time.
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