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Sally Cocksure

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The narrative follows Sally Brendan, a headstrong new pupil at a girls' boarding school whose impulsive curiosity and defiance lead to clashes with classmates, the matron and visiting adults. Episodic chapters record her attempts to prove herself through secret excursions to nearby caves, pranks, school punishments and widening rifts with friends. Night adventures, a troublesome figure called Autolycus, a fair outing and a blotted essay deepen misunderstandings until gradual reconciliations and a final rescue restore relations. The book combines schoolroom detail, humour and the gradual maturing of intergirl friendships.

About the Author

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Ierne L. Plunket

Ierne L. Plunket was a notable author known for her contributions to historical literature and fiction. Her works often explore significant periods and figures in history, as seen in her book "Isabel of Castile and the Making of the Spanish Nation, 1451-1504," which delves into the life of one of Spain's most influential monarchs. Plunket also authored "Europe in the Middle Ages," providing insights into the complexities of medieval society. Additionally, her novel "Sally Cocksure" showcases her ability to blend historical context with engaging storytelling. Through her diverse writings, Plunket has made a lasting impact on the understanding of historical narratives.

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