The Luckiest Girl in the School

Winona Woodward faces a sudden reversal in family fortunes when she wins a scholarship to Seaton High School. This book by Angela Brazil helped to establish the girls' school story genre, and is therefore full of young, active, independent girls and all the emotions and relationships typical of boarding school life in the early 1900s - Summary by Katie Francesca (7 hr 23 min)

Chapters

A Great Change	24:07	Read by Katie Francesca
An Entrance Examination	24:03	Read by Katie Francesca
Seaton High School	17:40	Read by Katie Francesca
The Symposium	27:42	Read by Katie Francesca
Aunt Harriet	24:16	Read by Jim Locke
A Crisis	23:09	Read by Katie Francesca
An Autumn Foray	21:22	Read by Jim Locke
Concerns a Camera	20:14	Read by Jim Locke
The School Service Badge	19:44	Read by Jim Locke
A Scare	18:48	Read by Jim Locke
The Open-Air Camp	21:15	Read by Jim Locke
Captain Winona	13:47	Read by Jim Locke
The Hostel	19:11	Read by Jim Locke
The Hockey Season	20:36	Read by Jim Locke
Winona Turns Chauffeur	22:56	Read by Jim Locke
The Athletic Display	16:19	Read by Jim Locke
Back to the Land	20:35	Read by Jim Locke
A Friend in Need	24:08	Read by Jim Locke
The Swimming Contest	19:56	Read by Jim Locke
The Red Cross Hospital	18:09	Read by Jim Locke
The End of the Term	25:05	Read by Jim Locke

Reviews

bperry

(0.5 stars)

Barbara Perry

Jim Locke is an unfortunate choice for reader. Expressionless monotone makes this excellent story unpleasantly dull.

very poorly read - I quit listenlng

(1 stars)