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The Luckiest Girl in the School

by Angela Brazil

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  1. A Great Change

    24:07

  2. An Entrance Examination

    24:03

  3. Seaton High School

    17:40

  4. The Symposium

    27:42

  5. Aunt Harriet

    24:16

  6. A Crisis

    23:09

  7. An Autumn Foray

    21:22

  8. Concerns a Camera

    20:14

  9. The School Service Badge

    19:44

  10. A Scare

    18:48

  11. The Open-Air Camp

    21:15

  12. Captain Winona

    13:47

  13. The Hostel

    19:11

  14. The Hockey Season

    20:36

  15. Winona Turns Chauffeur

    22:56

  16. The Athletic Display

    16:19

  17. Back to the Land

    20:35

  18. A Friend in Need

    24:08

  19. The Swimming Contest

    19:56

  20. The Red Cross Hospital

    18:09

  21. The End of the Term

    25:05

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At fifteen, Winona Woodward already carries much of her family's worry. Her widowed mother fears that wartime expenses will force changes at their beloved home, Highfield, while Winona's easygoing brother Percy treats the problem lightly. Aunt Harriet offers a practical plan: Winona should compete for a scholarship to Seaton High School and, if successful, live with her aunt. Education becomes both a chance to develop beyond household responsibilities and preparation for earning a living.

Published in 1916, Angela Brazil's school novel places those hopes alongside the ordinary pleasures of girls' company. An outdoor quarantine camp brings improvised tennis courts, uneven cricket pitches, reading on rainy days, and evening hymns. These scenes give the story a lively social texture, with makeshift games and shared routines as much a part of growing up as examinations. Readers interested in older school stories will find a picture of girls' education shaped by family expectations, friendship, and wartime change.

About the author

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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Pages
168
Language
English
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Jim Locke and Katie Francesca