Showing results by author "Nell Speed" in All Categories

Join Molly Brown as she embarks on her sophomore year at Wellington College, navigating the ups and downs of university life alongside her friends at Queens Cottage. With each challenge, from academic pressures to personal growth, Molly discovers the resilience and camaraderie that define her journey as a young woman finding her place in the world. This captivating tale is summarized by Debbie R. Baker Robinson. Previous book in the series Molly Browns Freshman Days. Next book in the series audiobook in progress, not yet available.

Join Molly Brown as she embarks on an exciting journey away from Kentucky for the very first time, stepping into the vibrant world of Wellington University. Faced with the challenges of college life and a touch of homesickness, she discovers the power of friendship as she meets a diverse group of new friends who help her navigate this new chapter. (Ann Boulais) Stay tuned for the next adventure in the series Molly Browns Sophomore Days.

The first in the ‘Molly Brown’ series of children’s novels by American author Nell Speed, in ‘Molly Brown’s Freshman Days’ we are introduced to the loveable main character Molly as she leaves home and starts college. She has a lot to learn about college life, but she makes many new friends that will help her, as well as help to keep her homesickness at bay. Fans of Enid Blyton’s ‘Malory Towers’ and ‘St. Clare’s’ novels will also enjoy the Molly Brown series.

In ‘Molly Brown’s Sophomore Days’ we are reunited with our heroine Molly Brown, as she returns for her second year of college at Wellington. Her return to college is marred by the very real possibility of poverty, due to a failed investment. Will Molly have to move, get a job, or even leave her education altogether? First published in 1912, this is a delightful novel from American author Nell Speed, which makes clear the importance of strong friendships.

In her third year at Wellington College, Molly Brown continues her college journey in early 1900s Kentucky. This volume captures friendship, academics, and personal growth as she navigates the challenges of young womanhood.