Synopsis
"The Willoughby Captains" by Talbot Baines Reed is a classic school story that delves into the drama surrounding a boat race between two Houses at the school. The narrative unfolds with the deliberate sabotage of a rudder-line during the race, leading to chaos and suspicion among the characters. Themes of sportsmanship, loyalty, and the dynamics of school life are explored as the story follows the quest to uncover the culprit behind the sabotage. The book captures the excitement, challenges, and values of school life, emphasizing teamwork and integrity in the face of adversity.
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À propos de l'auteur
Talbot Baines Reed (1852-1893) was a British writer known for his school stories that resonate with themes of leadership, loyalty, and discipline. His works often depict the complexities of school environments and the moral dilemmas faced by young characters. Reed's storytelling skill and insight into the dynamics of school life have made his works enduring classics in children's literature.
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