The Prime of Miss Jean Brodie

Classic Literary Fiction

Author: Muriel Spark

She was a schoolmistress with a difference. Proud, cultured, romantic, her ideas were progressive, even shocking. And when she decided to transform a group of young girls under her tutelage into the ‘creme de la creme’ of Marcia Blaine school, no one could have predicted the outcome.Introduced to a world of adult games and intrigues, the Brodie Set were honoured, privilege….Read More

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