Fern's Hollow

  • 1864 first published
  • 🎧 4 h 35 min free audiobook

Fern's Hollow is an 1864 adventure fiction novel by Hesba Stretton.

A free LibriVox audiobook (4 h 35 min) is available.

About Fern's Hollow

Ferns Hollow is the sad, but sweet story of a young boy who tragically loses his parents and has to care for his two sisters and crazed grandfather. He finds himself in many difficult situations which test his faith and courage. This book is about how he made it through many trials with God's grace and guidance, learning many life lessons on the way. - Summary by fiddlesticks
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Free audiobook

Fern's Hollow β€” LibriVox recording, 4 h 35 min in 23 sections.

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Quick answers

Who wrote Fern's Hollow?

Fern's Hollow was written by Hesba Stretton and first published in 1864.

What genre is Fern's Hollow?

It is usually shelved as Adventure.

Is there a free audiobook of Fern's Hollow?

Yes β€” LibriVox volunteers recorded it; the recording runs 4 h 35 min.

What books are similar to Fern's Hollow?

Readers who like it often enjoy Moby Dick, Dracula and Little Women.

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