Pollyanna
Eleanor H. Porter
Read by Eleanor H. Porter





In a small town far out West, 11 year old Pollyanna loses her mother then her dad to disease. This book describes how the orphan is sent to be raised by her aunt who lives far away in the East of the country. Unfortunately her aunt does not want her but accepts her very reluctantly only out of 'duty' and sticks her into a tiny hot attic room so she will be 'out of the way'. What Aunt Polly does not know is that Pollyanna is bringing the game of being 'glad' that her father taught her and that her irrepressible happy attitude will transform not only that dull and miserable house, but an entire village before she is through.
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Chapters
01 - MISS POLLY | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
02 - OLD TOM AND NANCY | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
03 - THE COMING OF POLLYANNA | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
04 - THE LITTLE ATTIC ROOM | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
05 - THE GAME | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
06 - A QUESTION OF DUTY | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
07 - POLLYANNA AND PUNISHMENTS | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
08 - POLLYANNA PAYS A VISIT | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
09 - WHICH TELLS OF THE MAN | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
10 - A SURPRISE FOR MRS. SNOW | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
11 - INTRODUCING JIMMY | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
12 - BEFORE THE LADIES' AID | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
13 - IN PENDLETON WOODS | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
14 - JUST A MATTER OF JELLY | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
15 - DR. CHILTON | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
16 - A RED ROSE AND A LACE SHAWL | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
17 - "JUST LIKE A BOOK" | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
18 - PRISMS | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
19 - WHICH IS SOMEWHAT SURPRISING | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
20 - WHICH IS MORE SURPRISING | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
21 - A QUESTION ANSWERED | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
22 - SERMONS AND WOODBOXES | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
23 -AN ACCIDENT | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
24 - JOHN PENDLETON | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
25 - A WAITING GAME | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
26 - A DOOR AJAR | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
27 - TWO VISITS | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
28 - THE GAME AND ITS PLAYERS | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
29 - THROUGH AN OPEN WINDOW | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
30 - JIMMY TAKES THE HELM | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
31 - A NEW UNCLE | Read by Eleanor H. Porter | |
32 - WHICH IS A LETTER FROM POLLYANNA | Read by Eleanor H. Porter |
Reviews
spoiled by intrusive adverts





paulgato
An excellent reading by the Librivox.org volunteer, but spoiled by intrusive advertising for Scrawl or Scribe or some such service which I shall not name because they don't deserve it. The adverts were inserted into the actual recording, so played whether I was online or not, and repeated the same message over and over. That message appeared to be that the cost of free books was that sometimes we should buy books from their grimy little hands. Quite a cheek, I thought, when their whole business model appears to be based on appropriating these free readings by vilunteers and profiteering from them. If this practice of inserting adverts into these free recordings cintinues then I'll be looking for a different way to access them, and will be warning my friends off the Librivox app (which has nothing to do with librivox.org of course.)
delightful





becki
I remember the movie and thought this Covid-19 stay at home would be a great time to actually “read” the book! I was so surprised how much more to the story there was. Phil the reader, did a fabulous job making the story come to life.
not the reader





AllAuthors
says read by the author... it is not, nor could it be. that sucks though because the reader is unknown and now I wont listen because of inaccurate info in the app.
Enjoyed this reader!





HomeschooledHullingers
The kids and I listened to this together and enjoyed it very much! The reader did an incredible job!





a huge bookworm
I love this book!re-reading it does not take away any of its charm.
beautifully done!





ping Wing Ling
Very professional and enjoyable narration — better than most free downloads.





Anne Stevens
Fantastic book, excellent reader a pleasure to listen to. Many thanks





Carol Dirks
Narrator did a great job! Book was an inspiration.