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The Girl Next Door

Gelesen von Jennifer Dallman

(4,411 Sterne; 112 Bewertungen)

Marcia Brett has noticed unusual activity at the ramshackle and seemingly abandoned mansion next door: a mysterious, veiled lady is seen coming and going out the front door, a different woman is glimpsed through a shuttered window, and most mysterious of all, a pretty, blond girl is seen briefly looking forlornly out an upper window! Along with her best friend, Janet McNeil, the two girls are determined to learn the secrets of the old house and befriend the young girl, but once they do, the secrets only increase. The girl has no idea why she is at this house or even who the women she is living with are! Has she been kidnapped? Are they relatives? No one seems to know. - Summary by Jennifer Dallman (4 hr 15 min)

Chapters

Marcia's Secret

17:28

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The Face Behind the Shutter

12:39

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The Gate Opens

10:46

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The Backward Glance

10:08

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The Handkerchief in the Window

8:23

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Cecily Reveals Herself

10:31

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Surprises All Around

8:48

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At the End of the String

10:54

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For the Sake of Cecily

15:00

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The Filigree Bracelet

8:07

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The Lifted Veil

8:32

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Miss Benedict Speaks

12:42

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Via Wireless

8:43

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The Writing on the Bracelets

8:39

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Puzzling it Out

10:36

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One Mystery Explained

11:27

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Major Goodrich Assists

9:32

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The Major has a Further Inspiration

14:09

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The Unexpected

22:23

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Aunt Minerva Takes Command

24:56

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Six Months Later

10:38

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Bewertungen

Entertaining

(4 Sterne)

I would deem this light entertainment. The girls at the heart of the story were very likable characters and I enjoyed spending time with them as they embroidered, read aloud to each other, and increasingly got involved in the proceedings next door. The "mystery" parts of the story were okay but not exactly absorbing. The Librivox volunteer did a very good job.

Sweet story

(4 Sterne)

I like this story, even tho it is a bit far fetched. A new face next door leads the ladies next door to investigate, which leads to them making a new friend. Then, just as mysteriously, the new friend starts avoiding them. What is behind the odd behaviors in the strange house? Reading was good. Thank you!

Nice little story

(4 Sterne)

Two girls try to unravel a mystery, bringing in a few adults to help. Leave it to Aunt Minerva to solve it! Nicely read, although I often had a mad urge to blow my own nose. Several chapters she read with a head cold, with that stuffy, lack-of-N-sound pronunciation. :)

Exciting girlish mystery, fun for adults

(4,5 Sterne)

This is my second listen from this author. Both have been quite entertaining. Girl/youth-centric, but not tedious for the adult mind. Sprightly and intriguing, it keeps you interested and guessing. Somewhat a product of its time, but what do you want? It’s over 100 years old.

(5 Sterne)

Fun mystery, well written without anxiety and fear but has a lot of suspense. Reader sounds like she has a cold but that can be over looked. She has good inflections.

(5 Sterne)

lovely story. i enjoyed the reader and the author is great. the characters are very lovable.

Oh so wonderful

(5 Sterne)

A beautiful and gripping story so marvelous read by Jennifer Dallman.

(0,5 Sterne)

I couldn't put up with the reader mispronouncing main character's name