The Bravest Girl in School

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The Bravest Girl in School

by Ethel Talbot

EN·~3 hours·23 chapters

Chapters

23 total
1

The Bravest Girl in the School

0:15
2

List of Illustrations

0:21
3

The Bravest Girl in the School - CHAPTER I A SECRET

11:21
4

CHAPTER II GOING TO SCHOOL

12:23
5

CHAPTER III NEW ARRIVALS

11:25
6

CHAPTER IV SCRAMBLED EGGS

13:23
7

CHAPTER V RULES

12:42
8

CHAPTER VI THE HOPE-SCOTT PRIZE

10:17
9

CHAPTER VII HERMITS AND HORSES

10:34
10

CHAPTER VIII PLANS FOR BEING BRAVE

9:44

Description

A lively portrait of childhood in a bustling household, this story opens with sisters Sybil and Gretta caught between schoolwork, chores, and the sudden arrival of their long‑absent aunt from far‑off Australia. The girls’ excitement and nervousness swirl as the aunt, wrapped in rich furs and bearing an air of mystery, steps into their modest home, instantly becoming the focus of their imaginations. Amid the chaos of a disheveled maid, a hurried father, and the promise of new cousins, the young protagonists discover how hospitality and family ties can reshape their everyday world.

As the aunt settles in, her charismatic presence draws the children into a whirlwind of conversation, games, and secret plans that hint at adventures beyond the schoolyard. Sybil’s bold, chatty nature and Gretta’s quieter curiosity set the stage for a tale of courage, friendship, and the subtle challenges of growing up under the watchful eyes of a new, intriguing role model. Listeners will be swept into the charm of an early‑20th‑century home where bravery is measured not just on the playing field, but in the hearts of its youngest members.

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Language

en

Duration

~3 hours (216K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Al Haines, Chuck Greif & the online Distributed Proofreaders Canada team at https://www.pgdpcanada.net

Release date

2021-04-30

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

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Ethel Talbot

1880–1944

Best known for lively girls' school stories, this early 20th-century English writer filled her books with friendship, courage, and everyday adventure. Her work was prolific, and several of her stories have remained easy to discover through modern reprints and public-domain editions.

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