Percy Wynn, or Making a Boy of Him
Francis J. Finn and Francis J. Finn, S.J.
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In this volume, which follows the author's popular book "Tom Playfair", a new boy is just arriving at St. Maure's boarding school. Percy Wynn has grown up as the only boy in a family of 10 girls. He has never played with boys before, and no one looking at him for a moment would hesitate to set him down as "Mamma's darling". Tom and his friends befriend Percy, and attempt to repair his formal manners, and "make a boy of him". (Summary by Maria Therese) (6 hr 26 min)
Chapters
Chapter 1 | 16:37 | Read by Katharina21 |
Chapter 2 | 9:46 | Read by gwendolyngreen |
Chapter 3 | 18:05 | Read by MaybeCordelia |
Chapter 4 | 13:08 | Read by Twinkle |
Chapter 5 | 22:20 | Read by Marc Berube |
Chapter 6 | 10:30 | Read by Marc Berube |
Chapter 7 | 23:25 | Read by Katharina21 |
Chapter 8 | 11:15 | Read by Katharina21 |
Chapter 9 | 10:04 | Read by Larry Wilson |
Chapter 10 | 10:50 | Read by Marc Berube |
Chapter 11 | 14:27 | Read by Marc Berube |
Chapter 12 | 15:50 | Read by Tim Quinn |
Chapter 13 | 19:16 | Read by Justina B. |
Chapter 14 | 16:03 | Read by Justina B. |
Chapter 15 | 20:35 | Read by Marc Berube |
Chapter 16 | 14:37 | Read by Marc Berube |
Chapter 17 | 16:40 | Read by Marc Berube |
Chapter 18 | 16:58 | Read by Marc Berube |
Chapter 19 | 10:43 | Read by Nichole Kristen |
Chapter 20 | 20:14 | Read by Nichole Kristen |
Chapter 21 | 19:07 | Read by Nichole Kristen |
Chapter 22 | 14:10 | Read by Nichole Kristen |
Chapter 23 | 21:03 | Read by Nichole Kristen |
Chapter 24 | 14:41 | Read by John |
Chapter 25 | 6:24 | Read by John |
Reviews
JackiLyn Friesen
a good book. The gentleman who reads chapter 12, will you please come forward? I would like to know your name so I can see if you've read more books. If you haven't read more, I would like to strongly urge you to do so. All readers were great, but you were the best!
becki
The story is good. I love the reader. She reminds me of my second grade teacher, who we thought of as the singing nun! She has an expressive voice and makes the characters come alive.
Jeff Schoenborn
Starts really funny, turns campy and very Catholic moralizing. Whole family laughing aloud in the car for the first bit. But 10 yr old son enjoyed the whole book.