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REVIEW: Abbey Turns the Tables
Oct. 9th, 2016 08:50 pmAbbey Turns the Tables: Eric Leyland, Nelson 1959
I bought this thinking it would be about a mixed-gender school, but, set at a boys’ boarding school, it’s solely a boys own adventure. I see I’ve never written a review of a boys own book before, but then I haven’t read many and most of those involved Billy Bunter. When I see boys own books in shops, I tend to wish they were girls own and move on.
The most striking feature of this book is ( Read more... )
I bought this thinking it would be about a mixed-gender school, but, set at a boys’ boarding school, it’s solely a boys own adventure. I see I’ve never written a review of a boys own book before, but then I haven’t read many and most of those involved Billy Bunter. When I see boys own books in shops, I tend to wish they were girls own and move on.
The most striking feature of this book is ( Read more... )
