Harry Harding's Year of Promise

audiobook

Harry Harding's Year of Promise

by Alfred Raymond

EN·~5 hours·25 chapters

Chapters

25 total
1

CONTENTS

1:09
2

CHAPTER I PLANNING THEIR YEAR OF PROMISE

10:51
3

CHAPTER II WHAT CAME OUT OF A BIN

12:55
4

CHAPTER III DECLARING WAR ON THE PERCOLATOR

10:09
5

CHAPTER IV AN EVEN EXCHANGE OF CONFIDENCES

14:29
6

CHAPTER V AN UNPROMISING DAY

18:04
7

CHAPTER VI HARRY SPEAKS HIS MIND

14:03
8

CHAPTER VII TEDDY BURKE, AVENGER

14:38
9

CHAPTER VIII A SANE LUNATIC

9:36
10

CHAPTER IX THE PARTY OF THE THIRD PART

10:38

Description

Under a sprawling horse‑chestnut tree, a curly‑haired boy named Harry Harding loses himself in a cheap collection of short stories, dreaming of secret kingdoms and happy endings. When a red‑haired rascal named Teddy Burke launches a mischievous apple at his book, a lively chase erupts across the lawn, ending in a friendly truce and a promise to talk under the shade. Their banter reveals a shared love of adventure—Harry with his fairy‑tale musings and Teddy with his yearning for distant voyages.

Together they declare the summer a “Year of Promise,” a personal quest to turn ordinary days into something extraordinary. From debating the mysteries of a percolator to planning grand schemes, the duo navigates school, family, and the small‑town world with humor and heart. Their bright imaginations and loyal friendship set the stage for a series of escapades that test their resolve while reminding listeners that the real magic often lies in the simple act of dreaming together.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (313K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Donald Cummings and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2016-08-22

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Alfred Raymond

Best remembered for two early 20th-century Harry Harding novels, this elusive writer left behind lively stories about friendship, work, and growing up. The books have the brisk, earnest feel of classic juvenile fiction and still offer a clear window into the values of their time.

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