El internado de ChaletSerie

Esta querida serie de libros transporta a los lectores al vibrante mundo de un internado de niñas, lleno de historias de amistad, crecimiento y aventura. Sigue las vidas de jóvenes estudiantes mientras navegan por sus relaciones, logros académicos y desafíos personales dentro de un entorno rico en tradición y comunidad. Cada entrega desarrolla nuevas tramas y profundiza en el desarrollo de los personajes, y la escuela misma sirve como un escenario central para experiencias formativas. Ofrece un viaje nostálgico a los días escolares, rebosante de emoción y recuerdos perdurables.

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CHALET GIRLS GROW UP
MERRYN WILLIAMS
308 páginas
11 horas de lectura
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Updating the classic Chalet School series, this book reimagines the lives of its characters in a contemporary setting filled with sex, drugs, and the challenges of modern life, including references to significant historical events like Vietnam and the Falklands War. While the original series featured heroines destined to marry royalty or professionals, this retelling introduces a fresh, provocative perspective on their journeys, reflecting current societal issues and the complexities of adulthood.
The Chalet School in Guernsey
Katherine Bruce
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The Chalet School's second term in Guernsey ...
A Refuge for the Chalet School
Amy Fletcher
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The girls and staff of the Chalet School are seeking a refuge from the growing threat of Nazism. Austria has become part of Germany and the Chalet School has had to leave the country—some members more precipitately than others. Luckily there are people in Guernsey who are waiting to welcome them as they arrive on the island. They make friends, a long-awaited wedding is celebrated and Joey and Jack set up their first house together. There is birth, and death, parting and reunion and though the school itself is in abeyance its spirit lives on. As war clouds gather everyone hopes that the Chalet School can once more open its doors to pupils and work and serve in an uncertain world.A Refuge for the Chalet School is set during the ‘missing’ chapters of The Chalet School in Exile
Champion of the Chalet School
Adrianne Fitzpatrick
The Chalet School has been experiencing a difficult patch, as an unsatisfactory Head Girl has greatly weakened the influence of the Prefects. In the Third Form, young Betsy Lucy is determined to marshal her cohorts in defence of law and order—but what can she do, with the bulk of the Middles all set to resist authority to the top of their bent? Meanwhile, the two Headmistresses have reluctantly decided that a change of Head Girl is the only way forward, and Peggy Burnett finds herself with the unenviable task of re-establishing peaceful discipline in her final term at the School. Miss Wilson departs on an educational tour, leaving the Staff fully stretched, and Peggy has to contend with a split among the Prefects in addition to her other troubles. Add to this a new girl for the Third Form with something to hide, schoolgirl pranks and an all too thrilling half-term trip, and Betsy has her work cut out as she struggles to rally the younger girls in support of Peggy’s reforms. But right prevails in the end, and Betsy is recognised by all as a champion of the Chalet School.
Deira Joins the Chalet School
Caroline German
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Motherless from birth, fifteen-year-old Deira O'Hagan is suddenly plucked from her tiny day-school in London and sent to Austria to become a boarder at the Chalet School. Accustomed to the adulation of the younger girls, who admire her vivid personality and Irish good looks, not to mention her reputation for outrageous pranks, she struggles to adjust to her new environment, not helped by some unexpected changes in her home circumstances.
Gillian of the Chalet School
Carol Allan
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Following events of The New Chalet School, Gillian of the Chalet School shows Gillian Linton's time as head girl as well as the whole school coping with the new arrangements of mixing seniors, middles and juniors together in the separate Houses.
Chalet School World
Helen Barber
How did Joey Bettany get on at school on her very first day at Taverton High? Why did Dick Bettany take up work with the Forestry in India instead of following his father into the Army? Who helped Sybil Russell develop into a responsible young woman, after the shock of Josette’s accident? Did Grizel Cochrane ever come to terms with the failure of her teaching career? These and many other questions find answers in Helen Barber’s delightful set of short stories, all set in and around the world of the Chalet School. In the course of this book, Helen clearly demonstrates how the values shared by the Bettany family permeate the School which they founded, and constantly ripple out into the wider world inhabited by its pupils, old and new. Christmas with the Bettanys—high jinks in the dormitory—an unwise game during prep—a visit to the school dentist—this rich mixture of family stories and school stories spans the whole spectrum of the Chalet School and before, and leaves the reader with a real sense of having once again inhabited the Chalet School world. All stories in this book are completely new, written especially for this collection.
Last Term at Taverton High
Helen Barber
A new term is beginning at Taverton High School, and Rosalie Dene is facing many changes. Two of her friends have just left to join the Chalet School, while another, Faith Christopher, is also moving away. And now Rosalie learns it is to be her own last term at the High.But future plans must wait, for all is not well in Remove, the form both Faith and Rosalie belong to. As Faith herself puts it, ‘We’re the form that gets into all sorts of bother—and the form that never achieves anything good.’The pair form a triumvirate with Dilys Williams and set out to counteract the malevolent influence of Jane Snaith and Agatha Fortescue. But it seems the trouble is not confined to the High, for they overhear an apparent plot to cheat in a Scout wide-game—and Rosalie’s father is the Scoutmaster.Ably supported by Rosalie’s cousin Mary Burnett, and despite a near-tragedy in Faith’s family, the girls set out to reform Remove and thwart the cheating Scout, learning lessons themselves in the process.
A Chalet School Headmistress
Helen Barber
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A Chalet School Headmistress is covers the same term as A Mystery at the Chalet School. It shows Bill's tenure as headmistress of the Chalet School while Hilda Annersley recovers after her accident mentioned in Gay from China.