
By Eleanor H. Porter - Author of “Miss Billy,” etc.
TO My Cousin Helen
MISS BILLY'S DECISION
CHAPTER I. CALDERWELL DOES SOME TALKING
CHAPTER II. AUNT HANNAH GETS A LETTER
CHAPTER III. BILLY AND BERTRAM
CHAPTER IV. FOR MARY JANE
CHAPTER V. MARIE SPEAKS HER MIND
CHAPTER VI. AT THE SIGN OF THE PINK
CHAPTER VII. OLD FRIENDS AND NEW
Billy, the spirited daughter of a modest New England family, finds herself at a crossroads that could shape the rest of her life. When an unexpected invitation brings her into the bustling world of city salons and bemusing acquaintances, she discovers how easily good intentions become tangled with curiosity and affection. The novel opens with a playful exchange between two wandering friends in a Paris café, hinting at the lively correspondence and witty observations that will accompany Billy’s own journey.
Back home, a chorus of familiar faces—Aunt Hannah with her hurried letters, the earnest Bertram, and the outspoken Marie—adds both comfort and complication to Billy’s deliberations. As she weighs the promise of a new romance against the pull of family responsibilities, the story unfolds with gentle humor and heartfelt insight, inviting listeners to share in the tender moments that define a young woman’s first true decision.
Language
en
Duration
~6 hours (395K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Credits
Produced by Charles Keller, and David Widger
Release date
2008-07-11
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1868–1920
Best known for creating Pollyanna, she wrote stories filled with warmth, humor, and a belief that optimism can change lives. Before turning to fiction, she trained seriously as a singer, and that sense of feeling and rhythm carried into her popular novels.
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