
Her Father's Daughter
Navigating Love, Family, and Tradition in Early 20th-Century AmericaBy Gene Stratton-PorterLength13h 56m
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In "Her Father's Daughter," Gene Stratton-Porter weaves a rich tapestry of familial bonds, self-discovery, and the intricacies of rural life. Set against the enchanting backdrop of early 20th-century Indiana, the narrative unfolds through the eyes of a spirited young girl, reflecting the author'Äôs signature blend of vivid natural imagery and poignant character development. The novel'Äôs pastoral setting serves not only as a backdrop but as a living entity that interacts with the protagonist, emphasizing themes of resilience and the deep connection to one'Äôs roots, often highlighting the clash between tradition and the evolving societal norms of the time. Gene Stratton-Porter, a revered author and naturalist, was profoundly influenced by her upbringing in the Indiana countryside, which remains a poignant setting in her works. Her passion for nature and women'Äôs rights, coupled with her experiences in an era marked by social change, galvanized her to pen this novel. Stratton-Porter'Äôs advocacy for a deeper understanding of the natural world permeates her narratives, showcasing her belief in the interconnectedness of humanity and nature. "Her Father's Daughter" is a compelling read for those who appreciate lyrical storytelling and strong, relatable female protagonists. It resonates with anyone interested in themes of identity, family dynamics, and the delicate balance between personal aspirations and familial obligations. This novel is both a heartfelt homage to the joys of girlhood and a reflective exploration of women'Äôs challenges during a transformative period in American history.
Audiobook details
GenreGeneral Fiction
Length13 hrs 56 mins
Narrated byListen with 1,000+ voices
FormateBook with Audio
Publish dateNov 20, 2019
LanguageEnglish
Table of contents
1CHAPTER I. “What Kind of Shoes Are the Shoes You Wear?”: “What makes you wear such funny shoes?”
18CHAPTER XVIII. Spanish Iris
2CHAPTER II. Cotyledon of Multiflores Canyon: “'Ave, atque vale!' Cotyledon!”
19CHAPTER XIX. The Official Bug-Catcher
3CHAPTER III. The House of Dreams
20CHAPTER XX. The Cap Sheaf
4CHAPTER IV. Linda Starts a Revolution
21CHAPTER XXI. Shifting the Responsibility
5CHAPTER V. The Smoke of Battle
22CHAPTER XXII. The End of Marian's Contest
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6CHAPTER VI. Jane Meredith
23CHAPTER XXIII. The Day of Jubilee
7CHAPTER VII. Trying Yucca
24CHAPTER XXIV. Linda's First Party
8CHAPTER VIII. The Bear Cat
25CHAPTER XXV. Buena Moza
9CHAPTER IX. One Hundred Per Cent Plus
26CHAPTER XXVI. A Mouse Nest: LINDA DEAREST:
10CHAPTER X. Katy to the Rescue
27CHAPTER XXVII. The Straight and Narrow
11CHAPTER XI. Assisting Providence
28CHAPTER XXVIII. Putting It Up to Peter
12CHAPTER XII. The Lay of the Land
29CHAPTER XXIX. Katy Unburdens Her Mind
13CHAPTER XIII. Leavening the Bread of Life
30CHAPTER XXX. Peter's Release
14CHAPTER XIV. Saturday's Child
31CHAPTER XXXI. The End of Donald's Contest
15CHAPTER XV. Linda's Hearthstone
32CHAPTER XXXII. How the Wasp Built Her Nest
16CHAPTER XVI. Producing the Evidence
33CHAPTER XXXIII. The Lady of the Iris
17CHAPTER XVII. A Rock and a Flame