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Pollyanna

First published: 1913
Pages: 167

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Miss Polly
10:24
Old Tom and Nancy
7:42
The Coming of Pollyanna
16:48
The Little Attic Room
17:51
The Game
11:08
A Question of Duty
18:18
Pollyanna and Punishments
12:44
Pollyanna Pays a Visit
18:09
Which Tells of the Man
9:17
A Surprise for Mrs. Snow
18:30
Introducing Jimmy
20:46
Before the Ladies Aide
8:23
In Pendleton Woods
14:21
Just a Matter of Jelly
11:40
Dr. Chilton
19:50
A Red Rose and a Lace Shawl
15:34
"Just Like a Book"
13:19
Prisms
11:26
Which is Somewhat Surprising
7:08
Which is More Surprising
12:34
A Question is Answered
13:33
Sermons and Woodboxes
17:28
An Accident
11:45
John Pendleton
14:00
A Waiting Game
11:50
A Door Ajar
7:18
Two Visits
14:48
The Game and It's Players
25:39
Through an Open Window
9:43
Jimmy Takes the Helm
6:06
A New Uncle
3:51
Which is a Letter From Pollyanna
2:31

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About this book

Orphaned at eleven, Pollyanna Whittier is sent to live with her stern, dutiful Aunt Polly in a small Vermont town, bringing along the one thing her late father left her: the Glad Game, a habit of finding something to be glad about in even the worst news. Her relentless good cheer slowly thaws the town's lonely and bitter souls, from a shut-in invalid to Aunt Polly herself. Then an accident leaves Pollyanna unable to play her own game, and the people she has helped rally around her. Eleanor Porter's bestseller was so popular that 'Pollyanna' entered the language as a word for stubborn optimism. A warm, much-loved children's classic. Free to read as a PDF and EPUB edition.

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Eleanor H. Porter

Eleanor H. Porter (1868-1920) was an American novelist and short-story writer from New Hampshire, trained as a singer before she began writing. She is remembered above all for Pollyanna, whose cheerful heroine became a household name and inspired films, sequels, and a lasting figure of speech.