
audiobook
PHEBE, THE BLACKBERRY GIRL.
INTRODUCTION.
THE BLACKBERRY GIRL. - PART I.
THE BLACKBERRY GIRL. - PART II.
GOOD CHILDREN.
POOR CRAZY ROBERT
THE PET LAMB.
FATHER WILLIAM AND THE YOUNG MAN.
THE LITTLE GIRL AND HER PETS.
THE FLOWERS.
Phebe is a lively, hard‑working girl whose family’s modest means turn every berry‑picking season into a quest for a simple wish—a pair of shoes and a modest bonnet. When a tumble scatters her hard‑earned blackberries, a compassionate stranger comforts her and, in return, Phebe discovers that kindness can be as nourishing as the fruit she gathers. Determined, she sets out for town, trading her berries to bring a little joy to her mother and to dream of a brighter future.
The story gently weaves the rhythms of rural life with the warmth of community, showing how a modest act of generosity—offering a basket of berries to a grateful Miss—can spark a chain of caring deeds. Through church lessons and everyday chores, Phebe learns that true wealth lies in sharing, and that even the smallest hands can make a lasting imprint on those around them. Listeners will be drawn into her hopeful world, feeling the crisp scent of ripe blackberries and the steady beat of a child’s resilient spirit.
Language
en
Duration
~22 minutes (21K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2004-02-01
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
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