Elsie's Womanhood


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(4.4 stars; 87 reviews)

The fourth book in the Elsie Dinsmore series, Elsie grows into a young woman. She marries her father's old friend, Edward Travilla, and together start a family. The latter half of the book occurs during the Civil War. (Summary by GabrielleC) (8 hr 45 min)

Chapters

01 - Preface 2:26 Read by GabrielleC
02 - Chapter 1 15:03 Read by GabrielleC
03 - Chapter 2 7:22 Read by GabrielleC
04 - Chapter 3 13:56 Read by GabrielleC
05 - Chapter 4 18:23 Read by GabrielleC
06 - Chapter 5 15:36 Read by J L Raimundo
07 - Chapter 6 17:27 Read by J L Raimundo
08 - Chapter 7 20:39 Read by J L Raimundo
09 - Chapter 8 15:37 Read by J L Raimundo
10 - Chapter 9 19:27 Read by Barbara Edelman
11 - Chapter 10 15:16 Read by Joyce Martin
12 - Chapter 11 18:41 Read by Joyce Martin
13 - Chapter 12 21:11 Read by Joyce Martin
14 - Chapter 13 13:19 Read by Arielle Lipshaw
15 - Chapter 14 10:05 Read by Arielle Lipshaw
16 - Chapter 15 19:43 Read by Christina M. Glavas
17 - Chapter 16 17:29 Read by Michele Eaton
18 - Chapter 17 16:16 Read by Michele Eaton
19 - Chapter 18 15:00 Read by Michele Eaton
20 - Chapter 19 20:10 Read by TriciaG
21 - Chapter 20 10:02 Read by Deanna Bovee
22 - Chapter 21 30:13 Read by Christina M. Glavas
23 - Chapter 22 23:24 Read by Christina M. Glavas
24 - Chapter 23 15:42 Read by Arielle Lipshaw
25 - Chapter 24 7:24 Read by Arielle Lipshaw
26 - Chapter 25 10:01 Read by Deanna Bovee
27 - Chapter 26 27:17 Read by Deanna Bovee
28 - Chapter 27 12:21 Read by Deanna Bovee
29 - Chapter 28 31:50 Read by Deanna Bovee
30 - Chapter 29 20:33 Read by TriciaG
31 - Chapter 30 23:45 Read by TriciaG

Reviews

a Joy to Read


(5 stars)

Another excellent read from Martha Finlay. I appreciate the details and balanced view about the war. Although the characters are mourning great losses, they continue to look to the Lord Jesus for strength.

Lovely book!


(5 stars)

Preformice was amazing! A few bad readers, but everything else was awesome! Listen to this!

Still Great


(5 stars)

You need to make sure that the child already understands the cilvil war or else they will be very confused. But I like how it never discriminate the blacks. It actually supports the blacks.


(4 stars)

I love the book but some of the reader are very hard to understand.


(4 stars)

I'm giving this book 4 stars instead of the 1/2 star I gave the earlier books. It has less disturbing abuse and more interesting insight on the civil war. Of course the characters are all still stuffy, and the villains are too evil. But I still learned some things :)

nice story


(2 stars)

reader of first few chapters seems to have trouble pronouncing words clearly. I wish those chapters would be reread by another reader to make the story more enjoyable to listen to.


(5 stars)

though strange to the ears of some people, this story is sweet and pure just like the previous ones and shows lovely and determined strength for God.


(3 stars)

the story is worth 5 stars for sure.... but the readers.... ahhh... I'll just say that I love J L Raimundo's s reading. so pleasant! Thank you!