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A Harum-scarum Schoolgirl

First published
1919
Pages
207

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  1. A PIXIE GIRL

    21:32

  2. STARS AND STRIPES

    29:45

  3. A PENNILESS PRINCESS

    22:05

  4. THE RUSH-BEARING

    26:02

  5. DIANA DARES

    22:03

  6. FRENCH LEAVE

    25:45

  7. LAND GIRLS

    31:29

  8. ARMISTICE DAY

    37:30

  9. DIANA'S ENGLISH CHRISTMAS

    24:57

  10. A FIT OF THE BLUES

    22:53

  11. DIANA TO THE RESCUE

    25:32

  12. DIANA BREAKS OUT

    19:54

  13. CRUSOE ISLAND

    31:57

  14. SPOOKS

    23:20

  15. JOY-RIDING

    24:33

  16. A FAMILY CREST

    31:25

  17. THE GREEN-EYED MONSTER

    23:26

  18. DIANA'S FOUNDLING

    21:05

  19. AMBITIONS

    21:41

  20. A TANGLED PLOT

    33:31

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About this book

Diana Hewlitt is fourteen, American, and short on self-restraint. Her father's work calls him to Paris in the last year of the war and her mother goes with him, but Diana cannot get a passport, so she is parked at Pendlemere Abbey, a small school in a converted medieval abbey beside a lake in the north of England. She arrives during an upheaval of its own: the principal, Mrs. Gifford, has left suddenly for Burma, and the second mistress, Miss Todd, is now in charge and keen to try the ideas her predecessor blocked. The book runs in episodes rather than one arc, taking in Armistice Day, an English Christmas, a supposed haunting, and Loveday Seton, a senior girl whose grandfather gambled away the Abbey estate. Brazil wrote to entertain her readers, not to improve them.

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Angela Brazil

Angela Brazil was one of the first British writers of "modern schoolgirls' stories", written from the characters' point of view and intended primarily as entertainment rather than moral instruction. In the first half of the 20th century she published nearly 50 books of girls' fiction, the vast majority being boarding school stories.

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Book facts

First published
1919
Reading time
About 5 hours
Pages
207
Language
English
Formats
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