Witch Winnie: The Story of a "King's Daughter"

"Witch Winnie: The Story of a 'King's Daughter'" by Elizabeth W. Champney is a delightful tale set in a 19th-century boarding school where a spirited girl nicknamed Witch Winnie upends the rigid traditions and proper behaviors of her new classmates. Narrated through the perspective of Nellie, we witness the initial disruption Winnie causes among the privileged girls of "Amen Corner," who are accustomed to order and decorum. However, as the story progresses, Winnie's infectious enthusiasm and kind heart gradually win over her peers, transforming their initial scorn into genuine affection and camaraderie. The narrative explores themes of friendship, social hierarchies, and individual development as Winnie navigates the complexities of boarding school life, leading to exciting adventures and personal evolution for both herself and those around her.