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Judy of York Hill - BY - ETHEL HUME
ILLUSTRATIONS
JUDY OF YORK HILL
CHAPTER I - BEGINNINGS
CHAPTER II - IMPORTANT THINGS
CHAPTER III - DRESSING UP
CHAPTER IV - A SUPPER PARTY
CHAPTER V - "ENOUGH IS AS GOOD AS A FEAST"
CHAPTER VI - PUTTING IT THROUGH
Judith “Judy” arrives at York Hill School full of nervous excitement, her mind buzzing with the promise of fresh friendships and new responsibilities. Guided by her caring Aunt Nell, she steps off the motorcar onto the grand stone campus, taking in the bell‑tower, maple‑lined courtyards, and the bustling tennis courts that beckon her to try a sport she has never played. The journey from her familiar hometown to this prestigious boarding school sets the stage for a season of self‑discovery, as she navigates fitting rooms, school customs, and the whispered advice of teachers and seniors alike.
As the first weeks unfold, Judy finds herself caught between the comfort of her family’s support and the challenges of fitting in with her peers. From the thrill of choosing her first school dress to the gentle pressure of academic expectations, each day offers a mix of laughter, nervous anticipation, and moments of quiet reflection. Through it all, the gentle guidance of Miss Meredith and the camaraderie of fellow boarders promise to help Judy uncover the confidence and independence that lie just beyond the campus gates.
Language
en
Duration
~5 hours (297K characters)
Publisher of text edition
Project Gutenberg
Release date
2008-01-11
Rights
Public domain in the USA.
1881–1956
Best remembered for her lively Judy novels, this Canadian writer captured school friendships and holiday adventures with warmth and energy. She also worked as an editor, helping bring other Canadian writing to readers.
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