Gretchen Reinwalds letztes Schuljahr: Eine Erzählung für Mädchen von 13-16 Jahren

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Gretchen Reinwalds letztes Schuljahr: Eine Erzählung für Mädchen von 13-16 Jahren

by Agnes Sapper

DE·~8 hours·18 chapters

Chapters

18 total
1

Erstes Kapitel. Der erste Schultag.

21:49
2

Zweites Kapitel. Lene.

17:30
3

Drittes Kapitel. Häusliche Geschäfte.

14:05
4

Viertes Kapitel. Die Ringelnatter.

10:15
5

Fünftes Kapitel. Die Base.

14:16
6

Sechstes Kapitel. Lehrerin und Schülerin.

23:47
7

Siebentes Kapitel. Schulstunden.

17:43
8

Achtes Kapitel. Ausgeliehen.

41:57
9

Neuntes Kapitel. Schwierigkeiten.

34:48
10

Zehntes Kapitel. Heimlichkeiten.

1:01:01

Description

The story opens on an autumn morning as Gretchen Reinwald prepares for her final year at the institute. Amid teasing banter with her parents, she reflects on the transition from schoolgirl to a more independent student, even joking about her towering mother and the lingering memory of a missing servant named Lene. Walking through bustling streets, the familiar rhythm of daily life feels both comforting and oddly solemn after recent celebrations. Together with her friend Hermine Braun, she steps into the “Oberklasse” room, where the atmosphere is chilly and the benches creak.

Inside the classroom, the girls encounter a mix of personalities – the clumsy Elise, whose wardrobe mishap draws sarcastic remarks, and the new arrival Ottilie, who quickly asserts herself. Through small acts of help and ribbing, the narrative paints a vivid picture of adolescent camaraderie and the subtle pressures of nearing adulthood. Gretchen’s curiosity about what the last year will bring fuels gentle humor and underlying tension that ripple through the hallways. Listeners are invited to share her anticipation, the warmth of friendship, and the quiet determination to face the challenges ahead.

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Language

de

Duration

~8 hours (474K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Original publisher

Germany: Verlag von D. Gundert, 1916.

Credits

The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2022-01-22

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Agnes Sapper

Agnes Sapper

1852–1929

Remembered as one of the most widely read German writers for young people in the early 20th century, she is best known for Die Familie Pfäffling, a family story that stayed popular for generations. Her books are known for warm, lively portraits of everyday family life.

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