A good school
a novel
Book • 1978
Richard Yates's "A Good School" delves into the intricate world of a boarding school, offering a poignant exploration of adolescence.
The novel masterfully captures the universal experiences of teenage life, from the awkwardness of social interactions to the profound emotional turmoil of self-discovery.
Yates's keen observation of human nature shines through as he portrays the complexities of relationships between students and teachers, and the subtle shifts in power dynamics.
The narrative unfolds with a focus on character development, revealing the inner lives of the students and their struggles with identity and belonging.
Through evocative prose, Yates paints a vivid picture of the emotional landscape of adolescence, leaving a lasting impression on the reader.
The novel masterfully captures the universal experiences of teenage life, from the awkwardness of social interactions to the profound emotional turmoil of self-discovery.
Yates's keen observation of human nature shines through as he portrays the complexities of relationships between students and teachers, and the subtle shifts in power dynamics.
The narrative unfolds with a focus on character development, revealing the inner lives of the students and their struggles with identity and belonging.
Through evocative prose, Yates paints a vivid picture of the emotional landscape of adolescence, leaving a lasting impression on the reader.
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Recommended by Lauren Eliza Green for its realistic portrayal of adolescence and the universal experience of being a teenager.
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