The Youngest Girl in the School

"The Youngest Girl in the School" by Evelyn Sharp offers a charming glimpse into the social life of girls at a boarding school. This classic work of juvenile fiction explores the dynamics of friendship and the challenges faced by students navigating the complexities of school life. Centered around the experiences of the youngest girl, the story delves into themes of fitting in, finding one's place, and the importance of camaraderie. A timeless tale of youth and growing up, "The Youngest Girl in the School" remains a delightful read for anyone interested in school stories and the enduring power of friendship. This meticulously prepared edition brings Evelyn Sharp's engaging narrative back to print.

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