Leila; or The Island
Ann Fraser Tytler
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The Island begins with a shipwreck in which eight-year-old Leila, her father, her nurse and their loyal dog, Dash, persevere through hard work and faith to adapt to life on a deserted island.
- Summary by Marie Christian (5 hr 26 min)
Kapitel
Chapter 1 | 17:20 | Gelesen von Marie Christian |
Chapter 2 | 19:51 | Gelesen von Marie Christian |
Chapter 3 | 13:03 | Gelesen von Marie Christian |
Chapter 4 | 17:33 | Gelesen von Marie Christian |
Chapter 5 | 25:04 | Gelesen von Marie Christian |
Chapter 6 | 17:55 | Gelesen von Marie Christian |
Chapter 7 | 17:27 | Gelesen von Marie Christian |
Chapter 8 | 15:18 | Gelesen von BookBard |
Chapter 9 | 13:32 | Gelesen von BookBard |
Chapter 10 | 13:59 | Gelesen von BookBard |
Chapter 11 | 13:18 | Gelesen von BookBard |
Chapter 12 | 20:35 | Gelesen von BookBard |
Chapter 13 | 31:52 | Gelesen von BookBard |
Chapter 14 | 42:36 | Gelesen von BookBard |
Chapter 15 | 14:37 | Gelesen von Marie Christian |
Chapter 16 | 17:00 | Gelesen von Marie Christian |
Chapter 17 | 15:07 | Gelesen von Marie Christian |
Bewertungen
Over-sweetened Robinson Crusoe





Phxjennifer
Also over-anxious, over-moralizing, over-supplied...I cannot agree with the type of 'theology' that teaches children that God won't love them if they are bad. I also disagree with the casual assumption of "class" , when the nurse told Leila that it wasn't a servant's place to learn about something new. But it's not all bad! We learned a lot about ants and ant lions, so I finally know who's making those little holes in my yard. 🐜 (Quick tip: Gloucester is pronounced "glos-ter")