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The Girls of Cropton Hall
By: Stanlegh Meresith

Published: Apr 08, 2016
Words: 195,816
ASIN: B01DYMW328
Orientation: F/F
Category: school
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Set in England in 1953, in an era where corporal punishment was a common occurrence, this substantial (195,000 words) and faithful portrait of the customs and traditions of a girls' boarding-school brings you an extensive cast of pupils and staff whose stories, characters and motives (as well as their punishments) are explored in detail.

With the school's reputation in serious decline, the governors of Cropton Hall urgently need a new Headmistress. They appoint former pupil and strict disciplinarian, Miss Verily Markham. Fearsome but fair, the new Head brings justice and order and soon wins the support of staff and the respect of pupils.

Among the many recipients of Miss Markham's new regime of corporal punishment (which include, on occasion, some of the younger members of staff) sixth-formers Rachel Thomas and Susan French stand out for their recklessness and bravery. When they form a secret society, all hell breaks loose and public canings ensue.
2 reviews:
Tom Simple said...
Full of action, fast moving, and written in a sophisticated style. Strongly recommended, even if you occasionally have to suspend credibility. An excellent example of intelligent CP writing.
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9 June 2016 03:37
Tom Horner said...
This is an excellent book, very well-written, and engaging throughout. The first half is particularly good. At this point a mystical element is introduced, which is a bit of a distraction, but does not predominate until the last few pages. The characters are well-drawn, and the cp action (almost exclusively F/F) is very well-handled. Highly recommended.
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16 January 2017 10:05
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