Best Books Set in Boarding Schools

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Daddy Langbein
von Jean Webster
3,335 Mitglieder
107 Rezensionen
4.1
Globaler Rang 7
10 Members
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CurrerBell : Jervis creeps me out -- he's a stalker!
merrystar : This is set at a college (university), not boarding school
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Lieber Feind.
von Jean Webster
652 Mitglieder
30 Rezensionen
3.8
Globaler Rang 30
5 Members
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merrystar : I adore this book, but it is set at an orphanage, not a boarding school
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Das verbotene Haus
von Joanne Harris
2,366 Mitglieder
99 Rezensionen
3.9
Globaler Rang 89
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Tom Browns Schuljahre. Ernstes und Heiteres aus der Schulzeit. Für die Jugend. Von einem alten Jungen.
von Thomas Hughes
1,713 Mitglieder
30 Rezensionen
½ 3.3
Globaler Rang 17
7 Members
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thorold : The book that launched the genre, but too determinedly moral to be a good read
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Little Men
von Louisa May Alcott
8,093 Mitglieder
65 Rezensionen
3.8
Globaler Rang 5
10 Members
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Good-bye Mister Chips
von James Hilton
2,299 Mitglieder
51 Rezensionen
3.8
Globaler Rang 10
9 Members
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CurrerBell : Too mushy and sentimental for my personal taste. Also, I much prefer novels that focus on the students rather than on the teachers.
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Jane Eyre [Norton Critical Edition]
von Charlotte Brontë
1,694 Mitglieder
16 Rezensionen
½ 4.4
Globaler Rang 2
15 Members
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aulsmith : I don't remember that much being in a boarding school.
CurrerBell: Only chapters five through nine (and to a degree also chapter ten) are the "boarding school chapters" at Lowood Institute, but they are so very memorable for Helen Burns (Charlotte's memorialization of her deceased eldest sister, Maria) as well as the villainous character of Miss Scatcherd. Far more realistic than anything Dickens ever did!