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A cozy, spirited return to a classic boarding school world filled with midnight feasts, fierce rivalries, and enduring friendships. These 12 books are the closest matches in mood, pace and themes, with what each one shares with Fun and Games at Malory Towers.
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Secrets at Malory Towers
Pamela Cox
A delightfully cozy return to a world of midnight feasts, harmless pranks, and unbreakable schoolgirl bonds.
- 02
Winter Term at Malory Towers
Pamela Cox
A cozy, nostalgic plunge into the bustling world of mid-century boarding school life, complete with midnight feasts and steadfast friendships.
- 03
In the Fifth at Malory Towers
Enid Blyton · 1997
A bustling, nostalgic immersion into a cozy boarding school bubble where theatrical triumphs and hard-learned lessons in character reign supreme.
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Second Form at Malory Towers
Enid Blyton · 1997
A bustling, nostalgic immersion into the midnight feasts, classroom pranks, and steadfast friendships of a classic British boarding school.
- 05
The Naughtiest Girl Wants to Win
Anne Digby · 2001
A spirited boarding school drama fueled by righteous indignation and the frustrating battle against a two-faced rival.
- 06
The Borrowers
Mary Norton
A cozy yet precarious glimpse into a miniature world hidden just beneath the floorboards of everyday life.
- 07
My Sister Jodie
Jacqueline Wilson
A lively boarding school adventure that slowly unravels into a deeply moving exploration of sisterhood and sudden loss.
- 08
Bad Girls
Jacqueline Wilson
A bittersweet and deeply relatable exploration of childhood loneliness and the intoxicating thrill of a rebellious new friend.
- 09
Arsenic For Tea
Robin Stevens
A delightfully sharp, Golden Age-style country house mystery where the greatest danger might just be growing up and seeing adults for who they really are.
- 10
Just William
Richmal Crompton · 1983
A delightfully chaotic romp through the muddy, misunderstood, and endlessly inventive world of a rebellious eleven-year-old boy.
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The naughtiest girl helps a friend
Anne Digby
A cozy, nostalgic romp through a school camping trip where loyalty and cleverness save the day.
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Murder Most unladylike
Robin Stevens
A delightfully sharp, Golden Age-style whodunit that balances boarding school nostalgia with the very real complexities of growing up.
