"Oh, I'd like to go to school with the boys," Terry declared unhesitatingly."You would like to go to school?" her father said very gravely; "well, now, that's funny, for school-not precisely a boys' school, but school does happen to be just exactly where you're going."Terry stopped and gasped."I'm going to school!" she cried, breathlessly and unbelievingly."Yes," said the Major; "you're going to school, Terry!"And so begin Terry's adventures at schoo...

The story revolves around the character of Miss Susan Carrington, a dedicated and experienced educator who takes on the role of the head of the lower school at a prestigious girls' institution. The novel follows Miss Carrington as she navigates the responsibilities and complexities of her new position, dealing with both the academic and social needs of her students.As the head of the lower school, Miss Carrington faces various challenges, including managing a diverse group of students with...

In "Head of the Lower School," Dorothea Moore intricately weaves a narrative that delves into the complexities of educational leadership within a vibrant school community. The book unfolds through a mix of poignant anecdotes and sharp observational wit, capturing the challenges faced by school administrators as they navigate pedagogical ideals, parental expectations, and the ever-evolving landscape of modern education. Moore'Äôs lyrical prose and rich character development create an engagi...

A rainy November afternoon was drawing to its close. The sun had set in a haze of fog, to which it gave a fleeting warmth of colour. The street lamps were lit, and chinks of light showed here and there through the shuttered windows of the tall, dingy houses in a dull old square not far from Euston Station. Yes, chinks of light were coming from almost every house, casting little gleams of brightness on to the wet pavements and rusty iron bars guarding the areas; but from one, the last in th...

In "Sydney Lisle, the Heiress of St. Quentin," Dorothea Moore crafts a compelling narrative that intricately weaves themes of identity, inheritance, and social expectation within the opulent setting of early 20th century England. The novel employs a rich, atmospheric prose that captures the essence of its period while vividly bringing to life the multifaceted experiences of its heroine, Sydney Lisle. The blend of romance and drama is skillfully balanced, allowing the reader to become immer...

A Collector's Edition of 47 Storybooks About Inheritance embarks on a literary exploration of a timeless and universally resonant theme: inheritance. This anthology presents a robust tapestry of narrative styles ranging from the whimsical to the introspective. The anthology traverses not only familial legacies but also the broader implications of cultural and intellectual inheritance. Such diverse writings invite readers to contemplate the multifaceted nature of inheritance, both tangible ...

Bei einem Spaziergang in einem nahe gelegenen Naturschutzgebiet findet June die Leiche eines Mannes. In der Tasche des Toten findet die Polizei zwei Seiten aus einem antiquarischen Buch über giftige Pflanzen in Großbritannien. Bei den Ermittlungen stellt sich heraus, dass der Tote selbst in einem Mordfall verdächtigt wurde: Er soll seine Frau mit einer einheimischen Giftpflanze getötet haben. War es Selbstmord und sind die Seiten ein Schuldeingeständnis? Detective Sergeant Darcy bittet Ruf...

Beyond Homophobia: Centring LGBTQ Experiences in the Anglophone Caribbean aims to disrupt the conventional rendering of the Caribbean as uniquely and deeply homophobic by focusing on the experiences and agency of LGBTQ people in the region.Presenting a wide range of perspectives and approaches, this book grew out of presentations at two groundbreaking events on the Jamaican campus of the University of the West Indies: a symposium discussing LGBTQ experiences and research ...

Bei einem Spaziergang in einem nahe gelegenen Naturschutzgebiet findet June die Leiche eines Mannes. In der Tasche des Toten findet die Polizei zwei Seiten aus einem antiquarischen Buch über giftige Pflanzen in Großbritannien. Bei den Ermittlungen stellt sich heraus, dass der Tote selbst in einem Mordfall verdächtigt wurde: Er soll seine Frau mit einer einheimischen Giftpflanze getötet haben. War es Selbstmord und sind die Seiten ein Schuldeingeständnis? Detective Sergeant Darcy bittet Ruf...