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Monica and the Fifth

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A boarding-school tale follows a Fifth-form pupil and her classmates as they settle into a new term, confront social tensions, and take on responsibilities under prefect leadership. A debate over entering a county hockey shield becomes a focal point for leadership, teamwork, and practical problems such as finding a goalkeeper, while other episodes introduce a pupil treated as an outsider, startling confessions, a missing envelope or item that sparks an investigation, a paper-chase and a riddle. Through cooperative effort, personal discoveries and delayed judgments, friendships are tested and characters learn about responsibility, loyalty and growing up.

About the Author

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Brenda Page

Brenda Page is an author known for her contributions to children's literature, particularly in the realm of school stories. Her notable works include "Monica and the Fifth" and "Schoolgirl Rivals," both of which explore themes of friendship, rivalry, and the complexities of school life. Through her engaging narratives, Page captures the experiences of young girls navigating their formative years, making her stories relatable and enjoyable for her audience.

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