
Anmerkungen zur Transkription
Schulmädelgeschichten
Inhalt.
Erstes Kapitel. Der Geburtstag.
Zweites Kapitel. Der erste Schultag.
Drittes Kapitel. Mit dem linken Fuß zuerst aus dem Bett geschlüpft.
Viertes Kapitel. Die Handarbeitsstunde.
Fünftes Kapitel. Lehrstunden.
Sechstes Kapitel. Ein Tag bei Alma.
Siebentes Kapitel. Ein Schulspaziergang und seine Abenteuer.
A spirited young girl named Aennchen bursts onto the scene, her bright eyes and boundless energy turning every corner of her family’s garden into a playground. The story opens with the excitement and mishaps of her seventh birthday, where her grand wishes for a swing, a trumpet, and a whip give way to a surprising gift of a plain doll, colorful fabrics, and a little sewing kit. This charming start sets the tone for a series of everyday adventures that capture the joys and challenges of growing up.
Through diary entries, school days, and friendly outings, the narrative follows Aennchen and her peers as they navigate lessons, friendships, and the simple wonders of childhood. Illustrated with delicate woodcuts and a handful of vivid color prints, the book offers a gentle, immersive glimpse into the world of young girls learning to balance imagination with the expectations of family and school. It’s an inviting collection for listeners aged seven to twelve, filled with relatable moments and the warm humor of a lively household.
Language
de
Duration
~4 hours (283K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Original publisher
Germany: Schreiter'sche Verlagsbuchhandlung, 1900.
Credits
The Online Distributed Proofreading Team at https://www.pgdp.net
Release date
2023-01-26
Rights
Public domain in the USA.

1855–1927
A German writer and illustrator, she created stories and picture books for children that were filled with imagination, play, and a strong visual charm. Her work moved easily between writing and art, reflecting both literary talent and formal training as a painter.
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