Een Jolig Troepje

audiobook

Een Jolig Troepje

by Marie Leopold

NL·~2 hours·11 chapters

Chapters

11 total
1

Eerste hoofdstuk. - De eerste vacantiedag.

14:05
2

Tweede hoofdstuk. - De logétjes.

21:38
3

Derde hoofdstuk. - Arme Hans en Bobbie.

10:48
4

Vierde hoofdstuk. - De appelbollenpartij.

9:34
5

Vijfde hoofdstuk. - De verdwaalde dwergjes.

14:10
6

Zesde hoofdstuk. - Een dagje buiten.

15:13
7

Zevende hoofdstuk. - Twee knappe huishoudsters.

13:50
8

Achtste hoofdstuk. - Een avontuur.

20:17
9

Negende hoofdstuk. - Een dag vol geheimen.

19:17
10

Tiende hoofdstuk. - Leni’s verjaardag.

20:35

Description

A bright, chaotic morning bursts into life as the first day of vacation begins, and a handful of children turn their home into a lively stage. Nel, Door, Leni and their cousins launch a splash‑filled chorus, chanting that “vacation is forever” while a mischievous sponge becomes the centerpiece of a wet‑and‑wild chase. Their playful bickering and spontaneous songs capture the pure, unfiltered joy of a carefree break, with each giggle echoing through beds, tables and the kitchen.

The story unfolds in a warm, rustic house where everyday objects—lamps, towels and even a humble shoe—become props for imagination. Through rhythmic verses and vivid dialogue, the narrator paints a picture of childhood camaraderie, the thrill of little rebellions, and the soothing comfort of family routines. Listeners will feel the rush of water, hear the sing‑along refrain, and be reminded how a simple day off can turn ordinary rooms into a world of endless adventure.

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Language

nl

Duration

~2 hours (153K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2004-04-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Marie Leopold

Marie Leopold

b. 1867

Best known today for the Dutch children's book Een Jolig Troepje, this elusive late-19th-century writer left behind a bright, playful story of childhood adventure. Even with few biographical details confirmed, her work still carries an easy charm.

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