Marion Berkley: A Story for Girls

By Elizabeth B. (Elizabeth Barker) Comins

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Pride and ambition clash at a New England boarding school, where a young artist confronts rivals and strict headmistresses as she struggles to find her place.

Genres

Children & Young Adult Reading Fiction

Released

2012-12-01

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Summary

"Marion Berkley: A Story for Girls" by Elizabeth B. Comins is a 1800s novel that follows Marion Berkley as she transitions from a girl into a confident young woman, tackling high school with fierce determination. The story begins with Marion hurrying to catch the train that will bring her to her boarding school. She meets Florence during their train ride, where we learn about their friendship. Once she arrives at school, a story of new experiences, friendship, and a complicated rivalry with Rachel unfolds. Through the backdrop of school and the struggles of growing up, the story explores the themes of self-discovery and the challenges of navigating social dynamics.