by Annie F. Johnston
About this book
When the spirited eleven-year-old Lloyd Sherman—known affectionately as the Little Colonel—invites three girls from vastly different backgrounds to spend a month at her beautiful Kentucky home, she sets the stage for an unforgettable adventure. This classic children's fiction follows the four young guests as they navigate new friendships, uncover hidden tensions, and discover what truly matters beyond their privileged walls.
From Annie F. Johnston's beloved Little Colonel series, this 1907 gem brings together characters from previous installments in a heartwarming tale of youth and growth. When the spoiled behavior of one guest leads to an unexpected tragedy affecting sweet-natured Betty, the girls learn valuable lessons about compassion, responsibility, and the consequences of their choices. Johnston weaves humor throughout their escapades while exploring the complexities of childhood—showing how girls from different social circumstances can bridge their differences and support one another.
Perfect for young readers who enjoy wholesome historical fiction with genuine character development, The Little Colonel's House Party captures the charm of early twentieth-century children's literature. Whether you're rediscovering a beloved classic or discovering Johnston's work for the first time, this audiobook offers timeless entertainment that resonates across generations, celebrating the bonds of friendship and the transformative power of kindness.
