The Blue Envelope (Version 2): Free Audiobook and Listening Guide

The Blue Envelope (Version 2), credited to Roy J. Snell, 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 The Blue Envelope (Version 2) by Roy J. Snell. Read in English by Keith Salis. Book 1 of the Adventures for Girls series. Travelling the snowy wilderness of Western Alaska and Eastern Russia would be challenging for any seasoned adventurer. Go on a journey with our two young ladies, Lucile and Marian, as they attempt to travel across the Bering Strait and back in the most difficult conditions...all with an angry and mysterious miner coming after them! - Summary by Keith Salis

Recording facts

• Recording title: The Blue Envelope (Version 2)
• Author credits: Roy J. Snell
• Language: English
• Original MP3 tracks: 20
• Listed recording duration: 4:22:18

Catalogue topics

• Mystery
• girls

Track guide

1. 00 - Foreword — 6:48
2. 01 - Ch 1 A Mysterious Disappearance — 15:48
3. 02 - Ch 2 A Bold Stroke Rewarded — 17:50
4. 03 - Ch 3 The Mysterious PHI BETA KI — 9:03
5. 04 - Ch 4 For He is a White Man's Dog — 14:43
6. 05 - Ch 5 Cast Adrift — 13:58
7. 06 - Ch 6 The Dread White Line — 11:34
8. 07 - Ch 7 The Blue Envelope Disappears — 15:14
9. 08 - Ch 8 The Visit to the Chukches — 20:05
10. 09 - Ch 9 A Close Call — 14:06
11. 10 - Ch 10 Finding the Trail — 12:15
12. 11 - Ch 11 Without Compass or Guide — 10:28
13. 12 - Ch 12 Who is That? — 14:55
14. 13 - Ch 13 Strange Discoveries — 12:06
15. 14 - Ch 14 A Lonesome Island — 12:23
16. 15 - Ch 15 Two Red Riding Hoods — 14:04
17. 16 - Ch 16 A Fortunate Discovery — 8:56
18. 17 - Ch 17 Out of the Night — 12:17
19. 18 - Ch 18 A New Peril — 13:41
20. 19 - Ch 19 Mysteries Explained — 12:04

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