Claudine at School

Claudine is a strong-willed, intelligent, and exceptionally mischievous schoolgirl. Together with her friends, the tall and awkward Anais, the cheerful Marie, and the well-mannered Joubert twins, Claudine stirs up chaos at her small school. Always quick-witted, humorous, and charming, Claudine proves to be a worthy adversary for her formidable headmistress as they vie for the affections of the attractive assistant, Aimee.
The challenges of exams and good-natured teasing serve as the backdrop in this incredibly humorous and delightful novel. Through the various games, enjoyable antics, and complexities of school life, Claudine emerges as a truly unique individual. She is both poetic and intelligent, making her one of the most captivating independent women of the twentieth century, a character Colette skillfully established.