About this book
Honora Klaper is beautiful, distinguished, smart, and charming. A woman who turns heads. She is on an errand. No, it is not an errand to get a man. No, it is not an errand to make money. It is a revolutionary errand: to get an education! Not just "an education", she wants to be educated in Cambridge University. Set in a time when education of women was uncommon, and written by a lady who was educated in Cambridge herself, this book tells about the rewards and the struggles of a woman to win an education. - Summary by Stav Nisser.
Chapters
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- 1Chapter I25:35 · read by Jim Locke
- 2Chapter II29:56 · read by Jim Locke
- 3Chapter III20:46 · read by Jim Locke
- 4Chapter IV28:37 · read by Jim Locke
- 5Chapter V13:28 · read by Jim Locke
- 6Chapter VI34:03 · read by Jim Locke
- 7Chapter VII16:09 · read by Jim Locke
- 8Chapter VIII21:08 · read by Jim Locke
- 9Chapter IX36:40 · read by Jim Locke
- 10Chapter X22:13 · read by Jim Locke
- 11Chapter XI21:06 · read by Jim Locke
- 12Chapter XII22:12 · read by Jim Locke
- 13Chapter XIII17:09 · read by Jim Locke
- 14Chapter XIV26:25 · read by Jim Locke
- 15Chapter XV19:33 · read by Jim Locke
- 16Chapter XVI50:32 · read by Jim Locke
- 17Chapter XVII17:49 · read by Jim Locke
- 18Chapter XVIII28:52 · read by Jim Locke
- 19Chapter XIX16:55 · read by Jim Locke
- 20Chapter XX36:18 · read by Jim Locke
- 21Chapter XXI25:30 · read by Jim Locke
- 22Chapter XXII22:30 · read by Jim Locke
- 23Chapter XXIII32:40 · read by Jim Locke
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