Boarding School Novels Novels & Stories

’ Shrey says as we enter Dehradun. ‘A few boarding schools,’ I say. He looks at me with terror in his eyes and asks, ‘Why? Why would we visit schools? We have been there and it wasn’t fun.’ ‘I have always wondered what boarding schools are like.’ ‘What do you mean “what boarding schools are like”? They are boarding schools, man. Buildings, dormitories and classrooms. Why do you want to see them?’ Shrey asks. ‘Just like that.’ ‘I am not fucking doing that.’

Chapter 60 Michelle was ready to be enrolled into the boarding school, going to grade 3 "Listen to me my dear, boarding schools are really good schools these days. When it comes to security,they are most secure now compared to those days when you were at school. And a girl's school is really good at that." Said by brenda "And boarding schools help children to focus on education because all other disturbances like television and electronic gadgets are away from them. All they will think of is books." Alex added

I’m always desperate for attention, whether it’s negative or positive. I look forward to the punishments just like the rewards. Maybe that means I’m a little warped, but oh well. I’m a bad girl and I deserve to be disciplined. At least, I hope I will be. I mean, what’s a girl got to do to get a little attention around here? I sigh dramatically and look around me. It’s a beautiful, picturesque setting if I let myself think about it. The boarding school is situated amid a vast plot of forested acreage in the idyllic New England countryside, with tons of space for outdoor activities, competitive sports, and events.

Take it easy Lisa,,the food is all yours " Anna said Lisa only smiled and continue eating, " School starts Tomorrow ,,,,so you should get registered into one immediately " Anna finally broke the silence after a long time " I know,,but do you have any school in mind??" Lisa asked " There's a school I've always seen on TV,,,,its a very beautiful school,,,and am sure they teaches well also. But am not sure you will like to attend " She replied " Why won't I want to attend?? " Lisa asked and drank a cup of water " Because it's a boarding school,,,," Anna answered

“You’ll be fine sweetheart and you’ve already made some friends. Today will be a breeze now come on we don’t want you being late for your first day” As we pulled up outside the school my stomach filled with butterflies. Students were everywhere. “Now the Principal knows about your hand remember and take your pills every four hours. Visit J o b n i b.com to read the complete chapters for free. If you are not reading this novel on Job ni b .c o m, some sentences are incomplete. I’ve put them in your bag along with some money. Once you get inside go straight to the home office. Leah are you even listening to me?”.

I stated with a smile "Im Spencer." he said holding out his hand I looked up at him, he had brown spiked up hair and deep brown eyes. I took his hand and shook it "Ashlee." "It's nice to meet you." He said with a curious smile I pulled my hand back before saying "I can't keep all the boys at this school straight there's way too many." "It is an all boys school and trust me you're the only thing keeping them straight at this point." He stated with a chuckle

Cassie and I just looked at each other before nodding at the same time. We followed Ms. Madrigal to her office. And when we entered, we were immediately amazed at what we saw. Goodness! Her office is so beautiful! From the bookshelves to the carpets. Everything’s beautiful! You could see the clear sky from the window. Brown painted walls. We stopped looking around and looked back at Ms. Madrigal “These are your schedules and your uniforms. Also, the keys for your dorm. I believe you’re aware that this school is a boarding school, right?” Said Ms. Madrigal.

The bookshelf was just as tall as Andrew so he could easily access the books there. The bookshelf had all sorts of books, ranging from fictional novels to nonfictional novels, to educational novels and textbooks. Her eyes caught titles like; The Redwall series by Brian Jacques, Caddie Woodlawn by Carol Ryrie Brink, The House on Mango Street by Sandra Cisneros and a lot more. Even the Encyclopedia was in his bookshelf. And there was also some novels on the basis of business and finance. The book the lad was currently reading was The Absolutely True Diary of a Part-Time Indian by Sherman Alexie.

She was just stuffing her back pack with books when Henrietta walked in. "Hey gurl!" She called in her naturally excited voice and Jewel flashed her a smile. Henrietta plopped down on her bed and watched Jewel. "Hmm, someone seems super excited about start school. That's a first." She teased and Jewel laughed. "I'm just excited about being in my first boarding school, away from my parents. It's partial freedom." She replied and Henrietta nodded, agreeing with her. Henrietta accessed Jewel with an impressed smile. The girl was killing the look.