Summary of Sarah Steele's The Schoolteacher of Saint-Michel
Please note: This is a companion version & not the original book.
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#1 Hannah's friend Caitlin always assumed that now Jack had left, Hannah would start dating and paint the town red. Instead, Hannah was exhausted and felt seventy-five rather than thirty-five.
#2 Daniel Morton, the new Head, was standing in the doorway of Hannah's classroom. He was there to check a couple of pieces of work. He had been hired to help Freddie reach his potential, but he seemed to be more interested in just checking the work.
#3 Hannah knew she had been blessed with her grandmother's ability to eat without a single calorie touching the sides, rather than her mother's classic English eat-it-today-wear-it-tomorrow shape. She wondered why they had carried on the charade of hiding piles of clothes and books from one another.
#4 The chemistry and easy friendship between Hannah and Jack was more seductive than anything else in her life. They had locked horns and fought until exhaustion or desire overwhelmed them.
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Sample Book Insights:
#1 Hannah's friend Caitlin always assumed that now Jack had left, Hannah would start dating and paint the town red. Instead, Hannah was exhausted and felt seventy-five rather than thirty-five.
#2 Daniel Morton, the new Head, was standing in the doorway of Hannah's classroom. He was there to check a couple of pieces of work. He had been hired to help Freddie reach his potential, but he seemed to be more interested in just checking the work.
#3 Hannah knew she had been blessed with her grandmother's ability to eat without a single calorie touching the sides, rather than her mother's classic English eat-it-today-wear-it-tomorrow shape. She wondered why they had carried on the charade of hiding piles of clothes and books from one another.
#4 The chemistry and easy friendship between Hannah and Jack was more seductive than anything else in her life. They had locked horns and fought until exhaustion or desire overwhelmed them.
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