First Term at Trebizon
Anne Digby
New girl Rebecca Mason arrives at Trebizon, the famous boarding school, after everyone else has already made friends. Lonely and anxious to prove herself, Rebecca writes something for the school magazine, which unexpectedly triggers a row and half the school turns against her. Luckily, she discovers she has friends after all…
Reviews
I think this is quite a nice book, it was quite exciting when she wrote in the school magazine and half the school turned against her. I wold recommend this book
Judge Beany Sunshine 02.09.2021
Very comfortable
Lady Peaches Costa-Rica 01.09.2021
I really enjoyed this book. My favourite character was Tish or Rebecca as they are both clever and kind. I would recommend this book to people who like Malory Towers on TV or the book aged 7+.
Duchess Ariel Palm-tree 19.09.2020
I like Tish (Ishbel) , Sue (Susan) and Rebecca. I would recommend it
Duchess Sapphire Owl 31.08.2020
Awesome book
Senorita Wanda Moonbeam 30.08.2020
I like how her friends help her.
Anonymous 27.08.2020
Enjoyed this just as much as I did 30 years ago!
Anonymous 11.08.2020
My favorite character is Rebbeca
Coach Agnetha Palm-tree 23.07.2020
Amazing book! A must read!
Countess Ariel Stegosaurus 28.06.2020
First Term at Trebizon is a brilliant book! It is very much like Malory Towers and St Clare's and perfect for anyone who likes boarding school tales. It is more modern though (and slightly easier to read!) It is a real page turner and once you have begun to read you are stuck in Rebecca's world! My favourite character is either Tish or Elf.
Queen Angel Skateboard 14.06.2020
I felt really supportive of Rebecca, especially because of the nasty people she went up against in this story. I cannot wait to go to the library to grab the next book!
Anonymous 27.07.2019
An amazing book!!!
Coach Diamond Hoverboard 21.12.2018
This book was great!
Anonymous 09.10.2017
If you like Enid Blyton's Naughtiest Girl in School, you will like this. It's about a girl who joins a boarding school during the second form and has to learn to fit in with established groups of friends.
Anonymous 26.07.2017
This book is good for people who have read Malory Towers or The Twins at St Clare's.
Anonymous 16.04.2017
