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Pollyanna Grows Up

First published: 1915
Pages: 204

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Della Speaks Her Mind
19:13
Some Old Friends
25:12
A Dose Of Pollyanna
20:38
The Game And Mrs. Carew
16:16
Pollyanna Takes A Walk
32:46
Jerry To The Rescue
16:53
A New Acquaintance
15:23
Jamie
18:35
Plans And Plottings
14:36
In Murphy's Alley
20:34
A Surprise For Mrs. Carew
15:59
From Behind A Counter
15:40
A Waiting And A Winning
24:05
Jimmy And The Green-Eyed Monster
12:09
Aunt Polly Takes Alarm
10:15
When Pollyanna Was Expected
19:05
When Pollyanna Came
20:06
A Matter Of Adjustment
14:41
Two Letters
16:43
The Paying Guests
16:12
Summer Days
14:45
Comrades
17:45
"Tied To Two Sticks"
8:35
Jimmy Wakes Up
17:44
The Game And Pollyanna
16:36
John Pendleton
11:35
The Day Pollyanna Did Not Play
14:30
Jimmy And Jamie
15:12
Jimmy And John
12:39
John Pendleton Turns The Key
11:38
After Long Years
22:57
A New Aladdin
9:42

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About this book

Porter's own sequel picks up soon after the first book and then leaps ahead several years. Still recovering, Pollyanna is sent to Boston to lift the spirits of the wealthy, grieving Mrs. Carew, who is searching for a lost nephew, and her Glad Game works its usual quiet magic on the unhappy household. The story then jumps forward to Pollyanna at twenty, home again and tangled in the misunderstandings and romances of young adulthood, where cheerfulness alone no longer settles everything. It is a gentler, more grown-up book than its predecessor, following its heroine out of childhood without losing her warmth. The only Pollyanna sequel Porter wrote herself. Free to download as a PDF and EPUB edition.

About the author

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.