Semester Pertama di Malory Towers (Malory Towers, #1)

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Semester Pertama di Malory Towers (Malory Towers #1)

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Darrell Rivers mulai bersekolah di Malory Towers---sekolah berasrama di tepi pantai yang kegiatan utamanya adalah tenis dan renang. Di sekolah khusus anak perempuan ini Darrell dengan cepat bisa menyesuaikan diri. Ia memperoleh beberapa teman baru, termasuk Alicia yang nakal tapi cerdas dan gemar melakukan berbagai muslihat untuk menjebak guru-gurunya. Namun, dalam semeste...more

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Published July 2009 by Gramedia Pustaka Utama (first published 1946)

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Aug 16, 2009 Elizabeth rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: reviewed, 2009, in-by-of-england

It's hard to make a statement about a hundred-sixty-page children's book. Why pick up a book first written in the forties and targeted to little, English girls of a certain race and class? There's not a lot to this book: a twelve-year-old girl goes to boarding school, she's worried about making friends, she struggles with her temper, her grades, and the spoiled, rich girl in her form. There are some dirty tricks, some practical jokes on teachers, and girls with gentile problems: a new baby at ho...more It's hard to make a statement about a hundred-sixty-page children's book. Why pick up a book first written in the forties and targeted to little, English girls of a certain race and class? There's not a lot to this book: a twelve-year-old girl goes to boarding school, she's worried about making friends, she struggles with her temper, her grades, and the spoiled, rich girl in her form. There are some dirty tricks, some practical jokes on teachers, and girls with gentile problems: a new baby at home, being afraid of spiders. But have you read A Great and Terrible Beauty or Harry Potter recently? These books came out of writers who read books like this one as children. The nuances in these later books have a foundation in the earlier ones. I love going back to the books that would have an impact, or a potential impact, on those writers and First Term at Malory Towers clearly influenced these later ones. How much of an influence only became obvious the farther I got into it.

And I'm interested in the moral messages in these books. The ones you don't notice as a child because you're more interested in the story itself. I love seeing what was being taught to these young readers. There is a long history of books with moral messages for little girls. Think of Rousseau and the moral guides that Jane Austen was rebelling against. My favorite childhood books all have them: The Rescuers, A Little Princess, The Witch of Blackbird Pond. I read these so many times I can tell you the stories in detail, still. There are some books that are important to your childhood and your relationship with the characters and the messages they share with you can shape who you are. I'm not making a judgement about the moral lessons of these books. I'm making a comment that they have them and while one may not notice them as a child, being more interested in Kit's attempts to befriend her puritan cousins or Sarah Crewe's fabulous awakening in the transformed attic; the messages are still there. Miss Bianca remains one of my favorites, with her courage and dedication, even though she could live her life of privilege, without ever putting her soft, white fur at risk.

But the message is more obvious (and thus distracting) to the adult reader, especially when it has been dated over time. Blyton didn't bury hers as thoroughly as I would like. The story is straight-forward and so are the messages. Still, I was charmed by this story all the same. There is something about school girls and their society. And Blyton didn't need to drop them on a deserted island and kill things to demonstrate how they behave. She's able to show both the influence of society on them as well as the anti-social, viscous streak in them. The peer pressure, the need to be included, the decision to prey on the one who is weaker than oneself, is all displayed. That society structures these girls, changing them from savages, to young women of character, is very clear. That the resolution comes too quickly and the story is laid out simply, without much detail, may be its failings. But maybe not.

I may be more interested in it as a historical point in literary time that shows the influences both before and after it but it was worth knowing for itself as well.

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Apr 26, 2010 Chandra rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: anglophilia, 2010_reads, kids-young-adult

I’ve never been able to figure out why my parents weren’t rich or British. It would have been so much more convenient because I really felt, growing up, that I was meant for a place like Malory Towers. As such a book like this with so many glaring flaws is still completely delightful to me. Like my friend Abigail described, when I sit down to write out my thoughts all I can think of are all the negatives. So let's get that out of the way: It is formulaic and predictable. The writing is not parti...more

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Apr 07, 2010 Abigail rated it 2 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: School-Story Lovers / Enid Blyton Fans

Recommended to Abigail by: CLM

Shelves: childrens-fiction, school-stories, p-l

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Nov 18, 2008 Lisa Vegan rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: girls & women who enjoy coming of age stories and boarding & British school stories

Recommended to Lisa by: CLM

Shelves: fiction, reviewed, childrens, novel, school-stories

I was fortunate to find out about this series (this is the first book in a 6 book series) because of one Goodreads friend, and thanks to another Goodreads friend was able to purchase the six book series for less than the cost of mailing. I’m really happy to have them. It’s going to take some discipline on my part to wait to read the next five until I’ve read some other books further up in my queue.

I guess the plot was formulaic and the girls were all a “type” but I thoroughly enjoyed this book....more

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Apr 15, 2011 Suna rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: enid-blyton

Growing up in Holland I acquired a ravenous hunger for the England of Enid Blyton's books.

You know: The rip-roaring yet somehow quite safe sense of adventure.

There's always a sensible one in the troupe of children; the Julians, the Jacks, the Sallys, the Hillarys who come up with some calm titbit of wisdom or creative solution of the If we tie this here shoestring to that buoy and send in Timmy with a note attached to his collar Uncle Quentin will send a raft to get us off this stormy cliff- v...more

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Dec 19, 2010 Harun Harahap rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: pinjem, anak-hingga-remaja, terjemahan, fiksi

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Reka Kejadian, jika ada persamaan nama dan karakter tokoh, itu memang disengaja

Malam itu, setelah menghadiri sebuah peluncuran buku di kawasan Kemang,saya, ayu, mute dan buzenk pergi ke Blok M Square untuk menjelajahi lantai bawah pusat perbelanjaan itu dalam rangka mencari buku yang menarik hati untuk dibeli. Karena saya tidak mendapatkan sebuah buku yang saya inginkan, maka kita beranjak menuju Gramedia Melawai.

Saat berputar mengelilingi lantai penuh harta karun itu, tibalah saya dan mute ber...more

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Jan 01, 2009 Olivia rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

this is the series i practically grew up with...
klo anak2 jaman sekarang mulai dengan harry potter, i started my avid reading habit dengan buku2 tulisan ms. blyton... dan malory towers adalah yang terbaik!!!
buku inilah yang pertama kali bikin aku bermimpi... waktu itu sih mimpinya pengen sekolah di sekolah asrama... mimpi yang ga' tercapai karena apparently - according to my parents - sekolah berasrama di indonesia ga' seperti di inggris (ya iyalaaaaah)...
lalu buku ini juga yang pertama kali mem...more

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Oct 19, 2008 CLM rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: Lisa, Abigail, my nieces

Shelves: childrensbooks, schoolstory

I know I am not the only one whose love of boarding school stories began with this series! I embraced Darrell and Sally and their adventures at Malory Towers, despite their anti-American bias, and longed for midnight feasts, adventures in field hockey, uniforms, and tuck boxes. In fact, my sister and I used to play "boarding school," (we also played "orphans," which my mother found very amusing) wearing black skirts, white shirts and black velvet ties around our necks. My mother had Blyton's Adv...more

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May 11, 2013 Samantha rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Recommended to Samantha by: Mum

Shelves: school-stories

I read this for the first time when I was 9. I had ran out of books to read and my mum recommended I should try it as she had liked them when she was a little girl. And so began my love of the Malory Towers series.

This book follows Darrell Rivers as she starts at Malory Towers, a boarding school for girls, as she navigates her new world, becomes friends with characters like Alicia and takes a disliking to Gwendoline Mary Lacy (and don't forget the Mary!). Her explosive temper also comes out from...more

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Feb 03, 2011 Wirotomo Nofamilyname rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition Recommends it for: anak-anak, masa depan kita semua :-) halah

Shelves: novel-children, i-bought-it, indonesian

Dibaca dalam rangka baca bareng sesama orang lanjut usia yang merupakan anggota GRI dan pencinta Malory Towers ("MT") :-)

seperti yang lain, saya agak kaget dengan istilah kuno yg dulu memang familiar tp agak jarang terdengar sekarang: cawu, sepur 7, dsb.
dan saya agak kaget begitu menyadari bhw di buku ini, Gwendoline sayang, memang digambarkan cantik dgn rambut keemasannya. pikiran saya kok mbayangkannya berwajah buruk rupa dan gembrot. Ah umur.... :-)

ceritanya? mmmm okelah terutama karena mema...more Dibaca dalam rangka baca bareng sesama orang lanjut usia yang merupakan anggota GRI dan pencinta Malory Towers ("MT") :-)

seperti yang lain, saya agak kaget dengan istilah kuno yg dulu memang familiar tp agak jarang terdengar sekarang: cawu, sepur 7, dsb.
dan saya agak kaget begitu menyadari bhw di buku ini, Gwendoline sayang, memang digambarkan cantik dgn rambut keemasannya. pikiran saya kok mbayangkannya berwajah buruk rupa dan gembrot. Ah umur.... :-)

ceritanya? mmmm okelah terutama karena memang cerita ini ditujukan untuk anak-anak. Banyak (buat saya: terlalu banyak :-)) petuah yang disampaikan. tapi saya cukup kagum dengan kemampuan Enid Blyton untuk menyampaikan petuah dalam rangkaian cerita yang nyambung (tdk seperti diada-adakan), misal: mengenai pura-pura tulinya Alicia (yg berbuntut pada ketidakpercayaan para guru saat dia benar-benar tuli sesaat), ketakutan Darrell saat dia menyangka dialah penyebab sakitnya Sally (yang menyebabkan dia sadar betapa tidak enaknya memiliki rasa takut, apalagi jika diejek, seperti dialami Mary Lou), dsb.

sedang ketergangguan saya (sebagai orang dewasa tentu saja) dalam membaca buku ini terutama disebabkan pada:
1. Buku ini diterbitkan setahun setelah berakhirnya Perang Dunia II, tapi sepertinya tidak ada "luka" akibat perang besar ini. apakah pemulihan demikian cepat dilakukan? hmmm
2. Semua murid baru di MT sepertinya psychic, dengan melihat wajah guru dan teman barunya, langsung bisa menebak semua sifat orang tersebut. Oh Ms. Potts pasti begini. Oh Ms. Grayling pasti begini. Oh Alicia pasti begini. Saya, sewaktu pertama kali bertemu mmm Echa atau Mute misalnya, tidak tahu bahwa mereka ini pengunyah sejati, pekerja keras, dsb. Saya tahunya setelah lama berinteraksi dengan mereka. So it's just me or they are really psychic???
3. Sepakat dengan Harun di review lain tentang buku ini, tokoh Darrell kurang tepat untuk dijadikan sebagai tokoh utama. Yang dapat ditonjolkan hanya kecenderungan sifat pemarahnya. Kecuali jika POV nya memang hanya dia, dan tidak berganti-ganti seperti di buku ini, mungkin pertimbangan penggunaan Darrell sebagai tokoh utama baru masuk akal. Karena dia adalah tokoh yang paling biasa di buku ini. hehehe.

Tapi in-overall saya suka cerita di buku ini, menyenangkan untuk dibaca, Enid Blyton cukup ahli dalam memasukkan petuah di sana sini, dan gambaran visual tentang gedung MT begitu memukau, mantap. Sip lah.

Sebagai tambahan, walaupun saya sangat menyukai cerita MT ini, saya tidak akan memasukkan anak perempuan saya ke MT.
Kebanyakan gurunya (atau semuanya?) dipanggil Ms. atau Mamzelle, padahal dari deskripsinya sepertinya telah berumur. Apa yg bisa diajarkan oleh mereka yang belum pernah memiliki anak dan suami, kepada anak2 kita nanti. Mungkin nanti anak kita akan canggung dengan lawan jenisnya, atau ah saya tidak berani membayangkan. hahaha. ini cuma sedikit hal yang terbersit setelah membaca buku ini. jangan ditanggapi serius. ;-)

Gituu....(less)

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Jun 07, 2011 Yellowoasis rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: 2011

I read this book because I heard a fabulous recording of a talk about Enid Blyton from Seven Stories. It’s interesting to me how Blyton has been rehabilitated in the world of children’s literature. Indeed, when I ordered this book up from the stacks of Auckland Public Library the librarian smiled wryly and said, when I was a new librarian, these books weren’t allowed. Plus ça change. I loved Malory Towers as a youngster. So I was a bit dubious about reading the book after all these decades. I lo...more

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Feb 15, 2011 Marchel rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: adventure, fiksi, pinjam, terjemahan, remaja

Duluuu... baca buku ini tanpa pernah tahu siapa itu Enid Blyton.

Waktu kuliah, buku ini 1 set beserta St. Clare 1 set sengaja diungsikan ke Bandung untuk teman bacaan di kala bosan. Sebuah keputusan yang sangat kusesalin hingga sekarang, karena semuanya tertinggal di sana. T____T

Sekarang waktu kerja, kaget tak tersangka-sangka ternyata banyak juga yg suka n punya buku ini. Alhasil, sengaja kupinjam dan kubaca ulang.

Malory Towers, adalah sekolah asrama khusus gadis-gadis berusia 12-18 tahun (mengh...more

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May 01, 2013 Eustacia Tan rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I used to want to go to boarding school. Then last year, I moved into a dorm.

Don't get me wrong, dorm life can be fun, and I do miss it. But I realised that my longing for boarding school was mainly due to Enid Blyton. Enid Blyton and the Naughtiest Girl books. It's a good thing I didn't read First Term at Malory Towers (or at the very least, didn't own the books), because I would have wanted to attend boarding school even more had I read this when I was younger.

And yes, Enid Blyton is dated. Sh...more

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Apr 28, 2013 Fadhilatul rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Buku ini adalah serial pertama dari 6 buku berseri sekolah berasrama Malory Tower. Darrel Rivers, seorang bocah perempuan berusia 12 tahun, sangat tertarik untuk masuk ke sekolah yang terkenal sangat bagus itu. Tidak sabar ia berkemas dan mempersiapkan diri.

Rasa penasaran Darrel tanpa putus dan semakin bertambah ketika ia tiba di sekolah khusus perempuan itu. Dengan cepat ia mampu menyesuaikan diri dan bertemu dengan teman-teman baru yang menyenangkan dengan berbagai rupa karakter. Ada Alicia ya...more

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Oct 03, 2009 Kenza rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

i loveee these books :) i love the way that old books were written- as in, how enid blyton wrote them. i love the old covers/editions, they make it seem so much more old-timey. but the new covers are so cute. i'll say the same about the rest of the series. i was REALLY upset when i finished reading the series, and i was really skeptical about reading pamela cox's new ones- i didnt want to- but i tried New Term at Malory Towers and i enjoyed it immensely! since she fit the style of writing to eni...more

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Oct 15, 2011 Nikki rated it 3 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: children-s-and-ya

As with a few other books I've reviewed before, I'm rating this with the feelings I had for it at the time, not by any means an objective judgement on it as an adult! I used to devour Enid Blyton's work, despite being aware of the at times icky implications (racism, Anglo-centrism, sexism, classism, etc). There was something about it, something nostalgic. It was a midnight feast in its own way.

Anyway, Darryl was probably my favourite of all Blyton's schoolgirls. I don't remember much about it no...more

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Oct 03, 2012 Faye rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Storyline

First Term at Malory Towers is the first book in the Malory Towers series. Darrell is going to her new boarding school, and is very excited, but nervous, too! But when she gets to the train station and finds out that a girl called Alicia is looking after her,she feels that she has a friend, already! But can Darrell keep a lid on her temper?

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This is a really good book! It's very enjoyable, and also makes you want to read on-- it is full of suspicion! For example, I would think...more

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Oct 05, 2009 Alison rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I've borrowed this book from my niece, who is an avid reader and has read this series countless times. I last read them when I was about 10 - nevertheless the characters came flooding back once I started reading. I love the way that none of the girls are perfect and Gwendoline, the most irritating girl, gets her comeuppance! There's a lot of emphasis on girls achieving a lot and having high expectations of themselves and taking responsibility for their decisions - all to be encouraged. I expecte...more

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Nov 07, 2012 Amber rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: classics

These were brilliant when I was younger although now when I look at them all I see is ridiculously old fashioned language that makes me burst out laughing! I think the stories are brilliant for children and my favourite was always the second book where Darrel and Sally become firm friends. I think the tricks played on teachers, the sporting events, midnight feasts and concerts provide many laughs and make it every young girls dream to attend boarding school - if only one like Malory Towers! I ha...more

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Feb 06, 2013 Non rated it 3 of 5 stars

Shelves: isi-rak

Sebenernya seri ini ceritanya seru... banyak karakter yang digambarkan. Mulai dari yang cuek, sok, pendiam, penakut, sampai yang bijaksana.

Pertama kali baca seri ini pas SMP, seneng banget ceritanya terutama lelucon-leluconnya. Dulu juga sempet pengen tinggal di asrama gara-gara baca buku ini. :)

Tokoh yang paling disuka pastilah Darrell :p

Sekarang mulai baca ulang, pas baca buku pertama ini timbul pertanyaan... apa ada anak SMP yg begitu? Begitu maksudnya, seusil Alicia, sebijaksana Darrell or S...more

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Jan 28, 2011 Liz Yardley rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Blyton at her best. For all the criticism this author received in her lifetime, she filled a niche well. The books are uncomplicated childhood romps. The language is endearing and the moralistic tone, while stark & oft-times 'heavy', is likewise uncomplicated. Re-reading as an adult I've noticed what EB is not ... her work is not anti-alternative lifestyles ... her work is not chauvinistic but actually more feminist than I remembered ... her characters are not perfect & even show that pa...more

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Jun 30, 2012 Uci rated it 4 of 5 stars

Untunglah saya pertama kali membaca buku ini waktu masih sangat muda, belum sinis dan sok kritis saat menikmati sebuah buku. Sementara waktu membacanya lagi sekarang, adaa aja protesnya. Kok Sally bisa bijaksana banget, anak semuda itu. Kok Darrell bisa sejahat itu bicara ke Gwendoline, walaupun Gwen memang nyebelin. Kok beberapa anak gampang banget mengubah sikap hanya karena suatu hal. Tapi bagaimanapun saya tetap cinta buku ini sih. Sangat!

Omong-omong, saya jauuh lebih suka cover edisi lama....more

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Nov 11, 2012 Kirsti rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

I discovered Malory Towers long after Enid Blyton had first tempted me into her child like worlds. I adored Famous Five and Secret seven, but somehow never came across this series. I loved it! I think I was about sixteen when I read my first Malory Towers book, but I wasn't too old to not enjoy the story. I'd wanted to go to an Enid Blyton type school for a long time, due to the St Clare's books, but I think this series is a cut even above those delights. Darrel has a major fault; her wicked tem...more

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Apr 01, 2013 Caylee rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: favorites, books-i-read-as-a-child

I loved this book as a child, in fact, I loved the whole damn series. The books were fun, exciting and interesting for me. They made me wish I could go to boarding school, and meet lots of wonderful friends like the lot at Malory Towers. Of coarse I understood that I would not have enjoyed actual boarding school but those book half convinced me that I would have. The characters are great and the plot is good. The series is a classic and I recommend it to any young girls looking for a new series...more

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Nov 15, 2008 Yoandiansari rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

You never know til you try to live in a real boarding school. How Enid Byton descripe live in boarding school really make you wanna try it...

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Jan 07, 2010 Fadhil Ihsan rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

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May 16, 2011 Beccie rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

It's too bad I didn't discover this series of books until now. My girls would have loved them when they were little. One of their favorite games to play together was Boarding House (frequent viewings of A Little Princess). It was fun to read about it - it really reminded me of Hogwarts. But as a parent, it just makes me think about how horrible it would be to send your 12 year old off to have someone else raise her. How did they do that? How do they still do that? It's just so against everything...more

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Aug 21, 2012 Jasmine rated it 5 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Personally my favourite Blyton series, the Malory Towers books always evoked a sort of warm fuzzy sense of what life would have been like in a 1940s boarding school, except of course when Gwendoline was being too rotten for words, and then I, like Darrell, probably would have given her a good slapping. Well rounded characters, excellent plot, (ooh why is Sally pretending she doesn't have a sister when we know full well she does!) and if the prose is a little old fashioned at times, well that jus...more

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Mar 23, 2013 Stacey added it · review of another edition

Shelves: childhood-faves

This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers. To view it, click here. Darrell River arrives at Malory Towers boarding school for girls for her first semester.

On her first day Darrell and several new girls, mostly first formers like herself, meet with the head, Miss Grayling, who tells them that successes are not necessarily those who get the best grades or play sport best, but become well rounded mature young women.

Darrell sets about getting to know the nine other girls in her form and dorm room. They were:

Catherine, form head
Jean, a sensible Scots girl
Irene, a m...more

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Jan 08, 2012 Catherine rated it 4 of 5 stars · review of another edition

Shelves: bookcrossing, more-than-once

I read the whole lot of these in the space of a week of greedy nostalgia. I too remember reading them when I was younger and wishing I could go to boarding school. Having been on the other side of a school desk for many years in the interim, the first thing that struck me this time was how much the girls were left to, and expected to, sort things out for themselves. The respect of the younger students for the older that was the result of, or allowed?, the prefect system is not something evident...more

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