Haworth's
Frances Hodgson Burnett
Read by LibriVox Volunteers
The story of an inventor's son, who tries to prevent him and a couple other characters from being taken into poverty by the man of the house who is drinking away the money, while trying to inherit their grandmother's money. - Summary by ej400 (10 hr 29 min)
Chapters
| Twenty Years | 20:50 | Read by Ariphron |
| Thirty Years | 10:50 | Read by Ariphron |
| ''Not Finished'' | 10:19 | Read by Ariphron |
| Janey Briarley | 7:39 | Read by Ariphron |
| The Beginning of a Friendship | 10:48 | Read by Ariphron |
| Miss Ffrench | 12:45 | Read by Gail Timmerman Vaughan |
| The ''Who'd Ha' Thowt It?'' | 8:10 | Read by Gail Timmerman Vaughan |
| Mr. Ffrench | 5:05 | Read by Gail Timmerman Vaughan |
| ''Not for one hour'' | 19:19 | Read by Ariphron |
| Christian Murdoch | 14:24 | Read by Ariphron |
| Miss Ffrench Returns | 16:44 | Read by Ariphron |
| Granny Dixon | 11:58 | Read by Lynette Caulkins |
| Mr. Ffrench Visit’s the Works | 13:07 | Read by Anne Erickson |
| Nearly An Accident | 12:33 | Read by Michele Eaton |
| It Would Be a Good Thing | 6:32 | Read by Adrian Stephens |
| A Poor Chap As Is Allus I’ Trouble | 9:59 | Read by Adrian Stephens |
| A Flower | 12:31 | Read by ChadH94 |
| ''Haworth & Co'' | 12:33 | Read by Michele Eaton |
| An Unexpected Guest | 10:47 | Read by Elizabeth Renae |
| Miss Ffrench Makes a Call | 11:54 | Read by Michele Eaton |
| In Which Mrs. Briarley’s Posititon is Delicate | 8:41 | Read by Michele Eaton |
| Again | 17:03 | Read by Michele Eaton |
| ''Ten Shillings’ Worth'' | 13:16 | Read by Michele Eaton |
| At An End | 7:20 | Read by Michele Eaton |
| ''I Shall Not Turn Back'' | 4:38 | Read by ZoinkMeister Patrick |
| A Revolution | 13:54 | Read by CRed |
| The Beginning | 12:33 | Read by CRed |
| A Speech | 8:54 | Read by CRed |
| ''Sararann'' | 9:10 | Read by CRed |
| Mrs. Haworth and Granny Dixon | 12:21 | Read by CRed |
| Haworth’s Defender | 7:07 | Read by mleigh |
| Christian Murdoch | 12:12 | Read by mleigh |
| A Seed Sown | 13:40 | Read by John |
| A Climax | 20:52 | Read by Jean Claire |
| “I Am Not Ready for It Yet” | 7:32 | Read by John |
| Settling An Account | 14:06 | Read by VHSThompson |
| A Summer Afternoon | 10:05 | Read by Jean Claire |
| “God Bless You!” | 9:33 | Read by CRed |
| “It Is Done With” | 8:56 | Read by mel1234 |
| “Look Out!” | 14:32 | Read by mel1234 |
| “It Has All Been A Lie” | 9:13 | Read by mel1234 |
| “Another Man!” | 6:02 | Read by Tristan |
| “Even” | 6:39 | Read by mel1234 |
| “Why Do You Cry For Me?” | 10:26 | Read by John |
| “It Is Worse Than I Thought” | 12:07 | Read by John |
| Once Again | 9:18 | Read by John |
| A Footstep | 12:43 | Read by John |
| Finished | 7:41 | Read by Jean Claire |
| “If Aught’s For Me, Remember It” | 12:22 | Read by Jean Claire |
| “An After-Dinner Speech” | 14:34 | Read by John |
| “Th’ On’y One As Is Na A Foo!” | 14:10 | Read by John |
| “Haworth’s Is Done With” | 26:02 | Read by John |
| “A Bit O’ Good Black” | 11:20 | Read by John |
| “It Will Be To You” | 12:00 | Read by John |
Reviews
Narrators very inconsistent
Emily
A few of the readers nail the Yorkshire accent. However, most do not, including the first narrator. I'm happy to have any kind of audiobook but there were times where the dialect work was painful to listen to.
Enigmatic
Phxjennifer
One of Frances H. Burnett's Lancashire novels, with the attendant difficulty of dialect for the narrators to deal with. Most of them did well, but a couple couldn't manage it, which is why I only gave 4 stars. As usual, Ms. Burnett draws vivid, passionate characters and makes the listener understand their complex needs and motives. I do wonder if there's a sequel?