The four Corners

In a sleepy Virginia town tucked against blue mountains, an old, unpainted house shelters four lively sisters—Nan, Mary Lee, Jack, and Jean—and their bustling world of family, friends, and countryside adventures. The narrative opens by painting each girl’s distinct personality: Nan, the spirited and inventive leader; Mary Lee, the quieter, sport‑loving cousin; Jack, the mischievous “pickle” with a dreamy stare; and gentle, thoughtful Jean. Their cousin Phil, a wiry boy from the next block, drifts in and out of their days, sharing a love of animals and fleeting fads.

The story follows their everyday escapades—music around the log‑piano, spontaneous games, and the small dramas that shape their close‑knit community. As the sisters navigate friendships, budding romances, and the occasional household crisis, their quirks and bonds bring both humor and heart to life. Listeners will be drawn into the charming rhythm of a bygone era, feeling the warmth of a family that, despite its imperfections, thrives on love and lively spirit.