Luckiest Girl in the School by Angela Brazil is a delightful coming-of-age story that follows the adventures of Averil Harleigh, a plucky and charming young girl who finds herself at the center of a whirlwind of events at her boarding school. With a cast of colorful characters, including her mischievous friends and strict teachers, Averil navigates the ups and downs of school life with wit and humor.

One of the strongest aspects of the novel is its vivid depiction of the boarding school environment, from the beautiful grounds to the strict rules and traditions that govern the students' lives. Through Averil's eyes, readers are given a glimpse into the daily routines and social hierarchies of school life in early 20th century England.

The character of Averil is the heart of the story, and readers will easily find themselves rooting for her as she faces challenges and triumphs throughout the book. Her determination, kindness, and quick thinking make her a lovable and relatable protagonist.

Overall, Luckiest Girl in the School is a charming and engaging read that will appeal to fans of classic school stories and coming-of-age tales. Angela Brazil's writing is engaging and lively, drawing readers into Averil's world and keeping them eagerly turning the pages until the satisfying conclusion.

Book Description:
Winona Woodward faces a sudden reversal in family fortunes when she wins a scholarship to Seaton High School. This book by Angela Brazil helped to establish the girls' school story genre, and is therefore full of young, active, independent girls and all the emotions and relationships typical of boarding school life in the early 1900s - Summary by Katie Francesca