A Girl of the Limberlost + FREE Audiobook Included - Gene Stratton-Porter & Władysław T. Benda

A Girl of the Limberlost + FREE Audiobook Included

Por Gene Stratton-Porter & Władysław T. Benda

  • Fecha de lanzamiento: 2014-11-14
  • Género: Ficción y literatura

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A Girl of the Limberlost is a novel published in 1909 by the American writer and naturalist Gene Stratton-Porter. The novel is set in Indiana. Most of the action takes place either in or around the Limberlost Swamp, or in the nearby town of Onabasha. The novel's heroine Elnora Comstock is a poor girl who lives with her widowed mother Katharine Comstock on the edge of the Limberlost Swamp. At the beginning of the novel, Elnora is just beginning high school, where her unfashionable dress adds to her difficulty blending in with the other students. Lack of money for tuition and books nearly derails her continued enrollment. These difficulties are resolved through the kindness of her neighbors Wesley and Margaret Sinton, and by her enterprising scheme to gather and sell artifacts and moths from the Limberlost Swamp. (Wikipedia)