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A few months ago, when I read - or re-read, who knows? - Robins in the Abbey, I told ![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
desperance that the "Abbey School" books were for people who thought that what the Chalet School books needed was a higher emotional intensity and more twins! I was already thinking about an LJ post, but I expected it to be a fairly straightforward piece about childhood reading and adult re-reading, with a smattering of plot summary and the odd one-liner.
( Somewhere along the way it all became more complicated... )
desperance that the "Abbey School" books were for people who thought that what the Chalet School books needed was a higher emotional intensity and more twins! I was already thinking about an LJ post, but I expected it to be a fairly straightforward piece about childhood reading and adult re-reading, with a smattering of plot summary and the odd one-liner.( Somewhere along the way it all became more complicated... )
