The Blissylvania Post-Office

audiobook

The Blissylvania Post-Office

by Marion Ames Taggart

EN·~2 hours

Chapters

Description

On a drizzly June morning, a ragged group of friends huddles in a cramped sitting‑room, the fire crackling against the chill that seeps through the fog‑laden windows. There’s Jack, the lanky boy who pretends to be a cat, Amy with her beloved striped cat Tommy Traddles, the solemn Beatrice, and the mysterious gypsy‑eyed Trix, each trading witty remarks while the world outside sighs in rain. Their chatter is bright enough to chase away the gloom, and the scene feels like a snapshot of childhood imagination caught in a moment of restless energy.

When the weather forces them indoors, the children decide to turn boredom into purpose by founding a secret club of their own making. Guided by Margery’s quiet determination, they sketch out a badge, debate lofty names, and promise adventures that will stretch far beyond the rainy day. Listeners are invited to follow their playful schemes, the gentle teasing, and the heartfelt bonds that blossom in this cozy, off‑beat gathering.

Details

Language

en

Duration

~2 hours (148K characters)

Publisher of text edition

Project Gutenberg

Credits

Produced by Sankar Viswanathan, Beth Baran, and the Online Distributed Proofreading Team at http://www.pgdp.net

Release date

2015-03-22

Rights

Public domain in the USA.

About the author

Marion Ames Taggart

Marion Ames Taggart

1866–1945

Raised largely at home because of poor health, she became a prolific American writer whose stories, poems, and Catholic writing were especially popular with young readers. Her work blends warm family storytelling with faith, history, and everyday moral questions.

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