Grace Harlowe’s Plebe Year at High School

Description

Jessie Graham Flower has created an entire, enchanting universe revolving around Grace Harlowe – the inspiring young girl who is basically good at everything she tries, while also being a natural born leader, as well as a kind and strong young lady. Written in 1910, Grace Harlowe’s Plebe Year at High School presents us with all the intrigues and adventures that Grace and her friends went through during their freshman year in high school, unfolding an exciting story that will keep you interested throughout the entire read.

Most of the plot revolves around a group of engaging youths and their adventures, as well as the difficulties they go through during freshman year, particularly due to certain students – such as the troublesome Marian and the sophomores who are constantly unfair towards Grace and her friends – as well as teachers who condone bad behavior and seem to be set out to make life more difficult for the newcomers.

Anne Pierson is one of the newest additions to Grace’s group, and while her troubling past influences her negatively in multiple ways, Grace is able to show her that she can have a better life. Will she be able to find happiness through her newfound friendships?

The only real way to enjoy this remarkable book is to read it from cover to cover. You’ll find that the many intentionally (and unintentionally) hilarious scenes and intriguing plot twists will keep you fascinated with it throughout the reading experience, while Jessie Graham Flower’s engaging and descriptive writing style will make you feel immersed in the story, almost as if you were reliving your own high school years colored by a definite and well-defined Edwardian theme.

Grace Harlowe’s Plebe Year at High School is an enjoyable and quite instructional novel that remains timeless despite having been written more than 100 years ago, and that you will likely not be able to put down until you finish it.
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