Magic for Marigold: Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

Magic for Marigold, credited to Lucy Maud Montgomery, is available as a LibriVox volunteer audiobook. This guide identifies the recording, its source summary and its audio tracks.

About the work

The LibriVox catalogue summary, preserved with the recording, reads:

LibriVox recording of Magic for Marigold by Lucy Maud Montgomery. Read in English by LibriVox Volunteers. A new girl of L.M. Montgomery's family is an event. She is Marigold Lesley of the great and glorious Clan. The book begins when Marigold was four months old and still without a name! The girl Marigold believed in magic, and magical things certainly had a way of happening to her as you find if - I mean when - you read Magic For Marigold. (Summary from Everygirl's Magazine 1929)

Recording facts

• Recording title: Magic for Marigold
• Author credits: Lucy Maud Montgomery
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 21
• Listed recording duration: 10:14:54

Catalogue topics

• children
• fiction
• Canada
• family

Track guide

1. 01 - What's In a Name? — 44:03
2. 02 - Sealed of the Tribe — 12:36
3. 03 - April Promise — 51:31
4. 04 - Marigold Goes A-visiting — 18:40
5. 05 - The Door that Men Call Death — 47:09
6. 06 - The Power of the Dog — 25:31
7. 07 - Lost Laughter — 21:05
8. 08 - "IT" — 23:25
9. 09 - A Lesley Christmas — 19:03
10. 10 - The Bobbing of Marigold — 36:49
11. 11 - A Counsel of Perfection — 27:40
12. 12 - Marigold Entertains — 49:24
13. 13 - A Ghost is Laid — 35:26
14. 14 - Bitterness of Soul — 24:43
15. 15 - One Clear Call — 27:17
16. 16 - One of Us — 43:19
17. 17 - Not by Bread Alone — 15:37
18. 18 - Red Ink Or---? — 20:25
19. 19 - How it Came to Pass — 29:34
20. 20 - The Punishment of Billy — 16:13
21. 21 - Her Chrism of Womanhood — 25:24

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