
audiobook
by Caroline Elliott Hoogs Jacobs, Lela Horn Richards
BLUE BONNET IN BOSTON or, boarding-school days at miss north's
LIST OF ILLUSTRATIONS
CHAPTER I - THE WAIL OF THE WE ARE SEVENS
CHAPTER II - A WEEK-END
CHAPTER III - IN BOSTON
CHAPTER IV - A SURPRISE
CHAPTER V - BOARDING-SCHOOL
CHAPTER VI - NEW FRIENDS
CHAPTER VII - IN TROUBLE
CHAPTER VIII - PENANCE
Blue Bonnet arrives in Woodford brimming with the restless energy of a girl who has spent a summer criss‑crossing cities, museums, and bustling streets. Riding the train with her grandmother, she chats animatedly about her beloved dog Solomon and the treasures she’s collected in Boston, while keeping an eye on the clock to make sure they’re not late for the start of term. The journey is a kaleidoscope of memories—glimpses of Tiffany’s windows, the historic sites of Bunker Hill, and the quiet anticipation of returning home after a whirlwind of adventures.
Now settled at Miss North’s boarding school, Blue Bonnet is thrust into a world of strict routines, lively classmates, and the subtle politics of a close‑knit community. She quickly discovers that the school’s disciplined exterior hides spirited rivalries and unexpected moments of courage, like the daring episode with a whip that leaves everyone buzzing. As she navigates lessons, friendships, and the mysteries of her new surroundings, Blue Bonnet’s bright curiosity promises both mischief and growth in the weeks ahead.
Language
en
Duration
~8 hours (478K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Mark C. Orton, Linda McKeown, Jacqueline Jeremy and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net
Release date
Dec 19, 2007
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1835–1916
Best known for helping shape the spirited Blue Bonnet books, this late-19th- and early-20th-century writer created warm, lively stories for young readers. Her fiction often centers on friendship, growing up, and the adventures of girls finding their place in the world.
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Best known for early 20th-century girls' fiction, this American novelist wrote lively stories such as the Blue Bonnet books as well as novels including Then Came Caroline and Caroline's Career. Her work appeared with major publishers of the day and is still cataloged by libraries and public-domain collections.
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