Just Gerry By: Christine Chaundler (1887-1972)
Just Gerry by Christine Chaundler is a delightful and heartwarming tale that captivated me from the very first page. Set in a small, picturesque town, this story follows the journey of Gerry, a young boy with a wild imagination and a heart full of dreams. Chaundler's writing style is absolutely enchanting, filled with vivid descriptions that transport readers into Gerry's world. The author masterfully brings each character to life, making them feel like old friends. Gerry himself is an endearing protagonist, with his boundless curiosity and infectious enthusiasm. It is impossible not to root for him as he embarks on his adventures, both real and imagined. What makes this book truly special is its ability to tap into universal themes and emotions. Chaundler explores the power of friendship, the importance of family, and the resilience of the human spirit. Throughout Gerry's journey, readers are reminded of the simple joys in life and the magic that can be found in everyday moments. The plot is well-paced, keeping readers engaged and eagerly turning the pages. Each chapter is filled with surprises, and I found myself swept up in the wonder of Gerry's escapades. From exploring hidden caves to sailing on makeshift rafts, the excitement never wanes. Furthermore, Chaundler's prose is accompanied by charming illustrations that enhance the story's whimsical nature. The visual representation of Gerry's imagination adds an extra layer of enchantment to the reading experience. While Just Gerry is primarily a children's book, it undeniably appeals to readers of all ages. Its messages of hope, resilience, and the power of imagination are timeless and relevant. This book is perfect for anyone looking for a heartwarming and engaging tale that will leave them with a smile on their face. Overall, Just Gerry is a treasure of a book that will capture the hearts of readers young and old. Christine Chaundler weaves a delightful story that celebrates the beauty of childhood, the importance of imagination, and the wonder of adventure. I highly recommend this book to anyone in search of a magical literary experience. First Page: [Illustration: Front end paper] [Frontispiece: "MURIEL! I CAN'T GET RIGHT WAY UP"] JUST GERRY BY CHRISTINE CHAUNDLER LONDON NISBET & CO. LTD. 22 BERNERS STREET, W.1 1920 PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN BY MORRISON AND GIBB LIMITED, EDINBURGH BY THE SAME AUTHOR The Fourth Form Detectives A Fourth Form Rebel The Reputation of the Upper Fourth The Reformation of Dormitory Five Jan of the Fourth The Thirteenth Orphan Snuffles for Short CONTENTS CHAP. I. CUBICLE THIRTEEN II. AN INTRODUCTION III. THE WAYS OF WAKEHURST PRIORY IV. AN INCIDENT IN THE DARK V. A CARICATURE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES VI. THE GERMAN LESSON VII. GERALDINE MAKES A FRIEND VIII. MAINLY CONCERNING A MOUSE IX. AN INTERVIEW WITH THE HEAD GIRL X. THE DORMITORY MATCH XI. A LESSON IN HOCKEY XII. THE NEW FORM MISTRESS XIII. A BREAK IN THE CLOUDS XIV. CHESTNUTS XV. THE LOWER FIFTH IS MUTE XVI. A GREAT DECISION XVII. INTO THE LION'S MOUTH XVIII. THE END OF THE STRIKE XIX. THE LITTLE BLACK DOG XX. AN AFTERNOON AT GYM XXI. HECTOR OR PARIS? XXII. THE DORMITORY FINAL XXIII. THE PLUCK OF GERMAN GERRY XXIV. THE LOWER FIFTH MAKES AMENDS XXV. CLOUDS ARE ROLLED AWAY JUST GERRY CHAPTER I CUBICLE THIRTEEN The new girl sat on the edge of her bed, and gazed round at the small domain which for the next three months would be the one spot in this strange new world of school that she could call her own... Continue reading book >>

Just Gerry By: Christine Chaundler (1887-1972)

Just Gerry by Christine Chaundler is a delightful and heartwarming tale that captivated me from the very first page. Set in a small, picturesque town, this story follows the journey of Gerry, a young boy with a wild imagination and a heart full of dreams.

Chaundler's writing style is absolutely enchanting, filled with vivid descriptions that transport readers into Gerry's world. The author masterfully brings each character to life, making them feel like old friends. Gerry himself is an endearing protagonist, with his boundless curiosity and infectious enthusiasm. It is impossible not to root for him as he embarks on his adventures, both real and imagined.

What makes this book truly special is its ability to tap into universal themes and emotions. Chaundler explores the power of friendship, the importance of family, and the resilience of the human spirit. Throughout Gerry's journey, readers are reminded of the simple joys in life and the magic that can be found in everyday moments.

The plot is well-paced, keeping readers engaged and eagerly turning the pages. Each chapter is filled with surprises, and I found myself swept up in the wonder of Gerry's escapades. From exploring hidden caves to sailing on makeshift rafts, the excitement never wanes.

Furthermore, Chaundler's prose is accompanied by charming illustrations that enhance the story's whimsical nature. The visual representation of Gerry's imagination adds an extra layer of enchantment to the reading experience.

While Just Gerry is primarily a children's book, it undeniably appeals to readers of all ages. Its messages of hope, resilience, and the power of imagination are timeless and relevant. This book is perfect for anyone looking for a heartwarming and engaging tale that will leave them with a smile on their face.

Overall, Just Gerry is a treasure of a book that will capture the hearts of readers young and old. Christine Chaundler weaves a delightful story that celebrates the beauty of childhood, the importance of imagination, and the wonder of adventure. I highly recommend this book to anyone in search of a magical literary experience.

First Page:

[Illustration: Front end paper]

[Frontispiece: "MURIEL! I CAN'T GET RIGHT WAY UP"]

JUST GERRY

CHRISTINE CHAUNDLER

LONDON

NISBET & CO. LTD.

22 BERNERS STREET, W.1

1920

PRINTED IN GREAT BRITAIN BY MORRISON AND GIBB LIMITED, EDINBURGH

BY THE SAME AUTHOR

The Fourth Form Detectives A Fourth Form Rebel The Reputation of the Upper Fourth The Reformation of Dormitory Five Jan of the Fourth The Thirteenth Orphan Snuffles for Short

CONTENTS

CHAP.

I. CUBICLE THIRTEEN II. AN INTRODUCTION III. THE WAYS OF WAKEHURST PRIORY IV. AN INCIDENT IN THE DARK V. A CARICATURE AND ITS CONSEQUENCES VI. THE GERMAN LESSON VII. GERALDINE MAKES A FRIEND VIII. MAINLY CONCERNING A MOUSE IX. AN INTERVIEW WITH THE HEAD GIRL X. THE DORMITORY MATCH XI. A LESSON IN HOCKEY XII. THE NEW FORM MISTRESS XIII. A BREAK IN THE CLOUDS XIV. CHESTNUTS XV. THE LOWER FIFTH IS MUTE XVI. A GREAT DECISION XVII. INTO THE LION'S MOUTH XVIII. THE END OF THE STRIKE XIX. THE LITTLE BLACK DOG XX. AN AFTERNOON AT GYM XXI. HECTOR OR PARIS? XXII. THE DORMITORY FINAL XXIII. THE PLUCK OF GERMAN GERRY XXIV. THE LOWER FIFTH MAKES AMENDS XXV. CLOUDS ARE ROLLED AWAY

JUST GERRY

CHAPTER I

CUBICLE THIRTEEN

The new girl sat on the edge of her bed, and gazed round at the small domain which for the next three months would be the one spot in this strange new world of school that she could call her own... Continue reading book >>

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