Sara Crewe arrives at Miss Minchin’s London boarding school surrounded by every comfort her wealthy father can provide. Intelligent, imaginative, and generous, Sara is treated like a little princess—but she believes that true nobility is measured by how a person treats others.

Then everything changes.

When news arrives that her beloved father has died and his fortune has been lost, Sara is stripped of her comfortable life and forced to become a servant in the very school where she was once the most privileged pupil. Banished to a cold attic and subjected to Miss Minchin’s cruelty, Sara faces hunger, loneliness, and exhausting work.

Yet hardship cannot take away her imagination. By pretending that even the bleakest circumstances can contain a little magic, Sara preserves her dignity and continues showing compassion to those around her.

Then mysterious acts of kindness begin transforming her attic—and a secret from her father’s past promises to change her life once again.

First published in book form in 1905, Frances Hodgson Burnett’s A Little Princess is a beloved children’s classic about resilience, generosity, friendship, and the extraordinary power of imagination.

Narrated by Jade L Tennant.