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Here's the Naughtiest Girl!

First published 1998 · 128 pages

A brisk, dramatic boarding school adventure where new responsibilities clash with secret sabotage and sudden escapes.

What it feels like

This brisk and accessible juvenile fiction plunges readers straight into the bustling, high-stakes world of boarding school dynamics. The mood is a blend of earnest anticipation and sudden, mischievous drama, capturing the intense emotional landscape of youth where rivalries and friendships dictate the day. As the narrative unfolds, the tone balances playful schoolyard energy with genuine suspense over bad behavior and runaway plans. The prose is direct and engaging, perfectly suited for younger readers who crave stories about navigating responsibility amidst peer conflict. It will delight fans of classic children's fiction who love a quick, spirited read centered on the trials, tribulations, and sudden surprises of school life.

Mood
  • schoolyard-bustle
  • mischievous
  • anxious
Tone
  • earnest
  • dramatic
  • playful
  • suspenseful
Pace
brisk
Themes
navigating school dynamics · friendship and rivalry · behavior and consequences · taking responsibility
The writing
Accessible and direct, tailored for a younger audience with a sense of urgent, youthful drama.
The arc
Moves from eager anticipation of new responsibilities to the anxious suspense of dealing with sabotage and a runaway peer.
Who it's for
Young readers who enjoy classic boarding school adventures filled with interpersonal drama and mischievous behavior.
Content notes
  • bullying or mean behavior
  • running away from school

About the book

this book is a short one. Elizabeth Allen is the monitor this term, she looks forward to it. But somebody else wants her to have a mean time. Julian, Elizabeth's close friend's cousin is at the school this term. He wants to beat his rivals at it. He thinks that this school is the worst school. He plans on running away and leaves a note too..... what is going to happen!?!!!?

Description from Open Library.

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