Claudine at School by Colette

'The famous French novel about an amoral young innocent'--Cover.

Claudine is a curious, precocious, and rather spoiled girl growing up in the small town of Montigny. Colette's first novel is about Claudine's adventures at school, where she becomes aware of an affair between the hateful headmistress and a young female teacher--a woman on whom Claudine herself has a major crush. Claudine's mischievous attempts to break up this liaison and generally wreak havoc are both comic and maddening.

Details

SeriesClaudine
Copyright Date1957
Publication Date1965
PublisherBerkley Medallion
FormatMass Market Paperback
No. of Pages202
LanguageEnglish
NotesBerkley Medallion Book S1133

It was Colette's first published novel, originally attributed to her first husband, the writer Willy. Printed in 1900, English version in 1930.

Series includes <i>Claudine at School</i> (1900), <i>Claudine in Paris</i> (1901), <i>The Indulgent Husband</i> (1902) aka <i>Claudine in Paris</i>, and <i>The Innocent Wife</i> (1903), sometimes published as <i>Claudine and Annie</i>.

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RatingNot Rated
GenreBiographical Fiction; Fiction; Pulp
SubjectLesbians - Fiction