FIRST TERM AT TREBIZON
Kids, Fiction, Classics, Mysteries and Detective Stories, Teen, General Fiction
| Author: | ANNE DIGBY | ISBN: | 9781899587063 |
| Publisher: | Straw Hat | Publication: | December 4, 2012 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | ANNE DIGBY |
| ISBN: | 9781899587063 |
| Publisher: | Straw Hat |
| Publication: | December 4, 2012 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
When her parents are posted to Saudi Arabia, Rebecca finds herself uprooted from her London day school and sent to an elite boarding school on the coast, hundreds of miles from home. Lonely and anxious to prove herself she submits something to the prestigious school magazine - but something quite diffrent appears, triggering a row that rocks the school. Luckily one girl, at least, is on her side...
This is the first title in the classic boarding school series from the 1980s and enables a new generation of ebook readers to follow Rebecca's adventures from Day One.
'Like other giants of the genre, Anne Digby recreates the genuine flavour of schoolgirl aspirations and anguishes, friendships and rivalries. Her Trebizon stories span the so-called generation gap; they appeal to those of us who enjoyed the classic girls' boarding-school titles but, equally, they speak to today's young readers in an attractive and authentic voice' --- COLLECTORS' DIGEST
When her parents are posted to Saudi Arabia, Rebecca finds herself uprooted from her London day school and sent to an elite boarding school on the coast, hundreds of miles from home. Lonely and anxious to prove herself she submits something to the prestigious school magazine - but something quite diffrent appears, triggering a row that rocks the school. Luckily one girl, at least, is on her side...
This is the first title in the classic boarding school series from the 1980s and enables a new generation of ebook readers to follow Rebecca's adventures from Day One.
'Like other giants of the genre, Anne Digby recreates the genuine flavour of schoolgirl aspirations and anguishes, friendships and rivalries. Her Trebizon stories span the so-called generation gap; they appeal to those of us who enjoyed the classic girls' boarding-school titles but, equally, they speak to today's young readers in an attractive and authentic voice' --- COLLECTORS' DIGEST
