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  • The Chalet School and Richenda

    Series Book 40 - Chalet School
    “Richenda!”There was no reply, Richenda being not only miles but centuries away as she stood dreamily in the Chinese Room, long, sensitive fingers running lightly over the paste of the vase she held, eyes feasting themselves on the rich red hues of the sang-de-bœuf glaze with which it glowed so gorgeously.“Rich—en—da!”This time it came in a bellow that would not have disgraced one of the famous ... Read more

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  • A Leader in the Chalet School

    Series Book 45 - Chalet School
    Jack stood in the middle of her cubicle and looked round, taking it all in. Her eyes danced delightedly and her lips stretched almost literally from ear to ear in one broad grin. This was the Chalet School and she was here at last!Her elder sister, Anne, was there too, but Anne didn’t really count over this in Jack’s estimation. When their parents, though very good in their own way, had issued a ... Read more

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  • Summer Term at the Chalet School

    Series Book 54 - Chalet School
    “Oh, excuse me, please, but—but I think you must be my Aunt Joey Bettany!”At this startling statement from a total stranger, Joey Maynard stopped dead in her headlong rush down Oxford Street and swung round to face the speaker. She saw a slender child of twelve or thirteen whose big blue eyes were looking straight up into her own black ones with an eager trust that, as she said later, made her ... Read more

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  • The Chalet School Reunion

    Series Book 50 - Chalet School
    It began on a certain chilly day at the beginning of February. To be strictly accurate, it began just before Christmas when Joey Maynard received a letter from her old friend Grizel Cochrane, then living in New Zealand. That letter made its recipient think furiously. This is the story of what followed.It had been bitterly cold that winter, even for Switzerland, where it can be cold. Snow and frost ... Read more

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  • Prefects of the Chalet School

    Series Book 58 - Chalet School
    “Prefects’ Meeting already! What’s the why of that?” Audrey Everett swung about to cast a look round the half-dozen or so girls who had followed her down Hall to the big notice-board at which she had been staring amazedly.Eve Hurrell, the Senior Librarian, shrugged her shoulders. “Don’t ask me. I haven’t a clue. I know we’ve a fair amount to discuss, but I should have thought we might have waited ... Read more

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  • Adrienne and the Chalet School

    Series Book 53 - Chalet School
    “Then you understand, my daughter.” Rev. Mother gave Sœur Marie-Cécile one of her piercing looks. “You will not leave that place without this girl. From all that Père Soulanger has told me, it is the last place in which one would wish to leave a young girl. Sœur Monique will accompany you: Jules, also, that he may drive the car, help with the baggage, and enable you to feel that you are not ... Read more

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  • Ruey Richardson—Chaletian

    Series Book 44 - Chalet School
    It was the night before term began at the Chalet School. Tucked up cosily in her little white bed in the pretty room which her guardians, Dr. and Mrs. Maynard, had bestowed on her when they brought her home to their house, Freudesheim, Ruey Richardson was wakeful for once in her life. She was trying to make up her mind whether or not she really looked forward to the school after all.It is true ... Read more

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  • The Feud in the Chalet School

    Series Book 48 - Chalet School
    If Miss Holroyd had never decided to move her school: if some careless idiot had not tossed a smouldering cigarette-end on to the grass that was dry as tinder: if Miriam Ashley had been a person of humbler mind and less obstinacy: if above all, the Middles hadn’t been like most Middles, young demons when roused: if, in fact, most things had been different, this story would not have been written.It ... Read more

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  • Challenge for the Chalet School

    Series Book 55 - Chalet School
    The Head finished speaking. Her three listeners sat on in frozen silence for the moment. They could scarcely believe their ears. Finally Margot, youngest of the Maynard triplets, broke it. She was usually the one first off the mark.“Auntie Hilda, do you really mean that?” she asked incredulously.Miss Annersley nodded, “I do.”“But—but what’s to become of us—the school, I mean?”“You will go on as ... Read more

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  • Jane and the Chalet School

    Series Book 51 - Chalet School
    Jack Lambert was in a tearing rage. She stumped along the corridor from Matron’s room, her mouth a straight line, her black eyes sparkling with a reddish light, even her boy’s crop of straight hair crisping with her fury.“What’s biting her?” demanded Barbara Hewlett, prefect of Lower IVb, the form both she and Jack adorned. “She can’t have got into a row already? We haven’t been back at school for ... Read more

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  • The Coming-of-Age of the Chalet School

    Series Book 39 - Chalet School
    “Oh, there you are, Mary-Lou! Had decent hols?”Mary-Lou Trelawney, standing near the big entrance door to the Chalet School and snuffing the fresh mountain air with keen enjoyment, turned with a start at the sound of a well-known voice, and her blue eyes lit up with a warm welcome. “Oh, Vi! And Barbara, too! What fun! But how on earth did you get here so early? Don’t say the coaches have arrived, ... Read more

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  • Althea Joins the Chalet School

    Series Book 57 - Chalet School
    “Well, Joan, I think that covers everything.” Major Glenyon shuffled his papers together and rose briskly to his feet.His sister put out a staying hand. “Not quite everything, Bernard. You’ve forgotten one very important item.”“Eh? What’s that?”“Althea? What about Althea?”“You’ll look after her as usual, won’t you? It’s only for a year—.” ... Read more

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