Nora's twin sister

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Nora's twin sister

by Nina Rhoades

EN·~5 hours·18 chapters

Chapters

18 total
1

NORA’S TWIN SISTER

1:41
2

ILLUSTRATIONS

0:31
3

CHAPTER I NORA ENTERTAINS THE JUDSONS

20:20
4

CHAPTER II A REAL ADVENTURE

18:28
5

CHAPTER III KATHLEEN

13:44
6

CHAPTER IV NORA EXPLAINS

15:32
7

CHAPTER V KATHLEEN TAKES THE HELM

19:20
8

CHAPTER VI NORA PLAYS A PART

16:41
9

CHAPTER VII THE UNEXPECTED HAPPENS

15:28
10

CHAPTER VIII KATHLEEN RECEIVES A SHOCK

21:03

Description

Nora is the spirited heart of a bustling household, delighting her younger siblings with vivid tales that blur the line between imagination and reality. When the Judson family gathers for a visit, she spins a mischievous story about a daring doctor and a frightened boy, keeping everyone on the edge of their seats while hinting at a larger world beyond their home. Her talent for voice‑changing performances earns admiration and a touch of envy, especially from her sister Kathleen, who wonders whether Nora might one day step onto the stage herself.

Beyond the living‑room theatrics, the narrative drifts toward a real adventure—Nora’s sudden invitation to board a steamer that will whisk her away to distant shores. As the ship’s whistle sounds, the twins brace for the unknown, with promises of sea breezes, tropical glimpses of Bermuda, and the kind of excitement that only a sudden change of scenery can bring. The first act sets the tone for a charming, gently suspenseful tale of family bonds, youthful curiosity, and the lure of far‑off horizons.

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Language

en

Duration

~5 hours (289K characters)

Release date

2025-09-30

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Nina Rhoades

1863–1940

Best known for warm, old-fashioned stories for young readers, this American writer published a long run of children’s books under the pen name Nina Rhoades. Her fiction often centers on girls, family life, and everyday moral choices, giving it a gentle charm that still appeals to fans of classic juvenile literature.

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