Mimi at Sheridan School

"Mimi at Sheridan School" by Anne Pence Davis is a charming children's story from the early 1900s that tells the tale of a lively young girl named Mimi as she moves from summer camp, through a family departure, and then toward the start of classes at Sheridan School for girls. This narrative highlights the value of friendship, the thrill of new experiences, and the trials of maturation while in school. After returning from camp, Mimi learns her family is moving to Germany, which means she will be attending Sheriden School. Although she is at first extremely happy, she soon feels anxious about leaving her parents. Mimi's vibrant personality shines through as she wins over her classmates and navigates a number of challenges while holding onto her camp memories. Readers witness the complexities of school life, personal development, and the importance of genuineness in the face of new situations and relationships as her story progresses.