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School life has never been so splendid as in these brand-new editions of the classic Blyton series, St Clare's. The O'Sullivan twins and their friends are among the oldest girls at St Clare's now, with their own studies! And soon there will be a decision about who is to be head girl next year. But in the meantime, there is the poet Anne-Marie and the musician Felicity to contend with. Will they ever get along or will this term be just one long caterwaul?
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
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This is one of my favourite St Clares books except it hasn't got many new girls to find out about. The old girls talk about the girls moving into the form so the only girl you last have to learn about is Anne-Marie. I wish there was more about the relationship between Pauline and Alma. You don't get to know much about Alma except she is greedy, fat, bad-tempered, and has a problem with her glands. The Mirabel in this book has exaggerated bossiness. Still, this is one of the most tempting books in the series. Don't miss it!
1 of 7 people found the following review helpful
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This is, like all Enid Blyton's books, very gripping, but... The adventure stories I can still understand - good clean living and fun, though somewhat spartan in emotional terms still - I mean repressed, what? But these school ones are a bit TOO no-nonsense. And the school! I mean these stories of same-sex obsessions, sado-masochistic relationships, all told with such matter-of-factness - this is NORMAL! Lower-grade pupils coming to fag for the seniors and becoming so obsessed and loyal that they get ill... A girl with a craving for food - rather like poor old Enid herself, judging from her books. There's plenty of material for a horror movie there. The French girls, who stay out of the relationships and have an affectionate aunt, are abnormal somehow - cold and foreign - surely this ought not to be! Or maybe I am just not English enough! But if this is Englishness...
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