Mary Jane: Her Book

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Mary Jane: Her Book

by Clara Ingram Judson

EN·~2 hours·19 chapters

Chapters

19 total
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Produced by Distributed Proofreaders

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MARY JANE - HER BOOK

0:04
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\=CONTENTS= - THE BROKEN DOLL - DON'T CRY OVER SPILLED SUGAR - HELPING THE ROBINS - FATHER'S SECRET - MARY JANE PLAYS SCHOOL - AUNT EFFIE COMES TO VISIT - KEWPIE AND THE WASHING - JUNIOR'S SHOWER BATH - PLAYMATE DOROTHY - LEARNING TO SEW - MAKING READY FOR THE PICNIC - THE PICNIC UP CLEARWATER - GOING SHOPPING - THE PAPER DOLL SHOW - THE BIRTHDAY PARTY - A LETTER AND A TRIP - =ILLUSTRATIONS=

0:41
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THE BROKEN DOLL

8:06
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DON'T CRY OVER SPILLED SUGAR

8:11
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HELPING THE ROBINS

10:56
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FATHER'S SECRET

10:22
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MARY JANE PLAYS SCHOOL

9:05
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AUNT EFFIE COMES TO VISIT

7:25
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KEWPIE AND THE WASHING

8:22

Description

Mary Jane is a bright, energetic little girl who treasures her beloved Christmas doll above all else. One sunny afternoon she watches in horror as the doll is run over in the street, the pink dress torn and the glassy eyes crushed, and her tears threaten to spill. Her mother comforts her on the porch, wipes away the tears, and whispers that the doll has a twin waiting to be rescued from the shop.

Together the family springs into action: dad hurries to the garage, mum plans a quick trip to town, and Mary Jane volunteers to help find the replacement, learning a lesson about road safety and perseverance along the way. The story captures the simple joys and small challenges of early‑twentieth‑century childhood, with warm humor and gentle encouragement. Listeners will feel the comfort of a close‑knit home while rooting for Mary Jane’s next adventure.

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Language

en

Duration

~2 hours (144K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Release date

2005-09-01

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Clara Ingram Judson

Clara Ingram Judson

1879–1960

A prolific writer for young readers, she turned history, everyday life, and American leaders into clear, inviting books for children. Her work helped generations of readers discover nonfiction through lively, accessible storytelling.

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