Sugar and Spice and All things Nice? Don't you believe it! Some girls are wicked, and a few are cruel, yet to many who are neither the sight of a bad boy having his bottom smacked is the most satisfying of all spectacles. And some girls go further than that... In Linton Abbey, Agnes Blackwood introduced her own vision of the ruthless teenage dominatrix. In Front of the Girls continues the story—13 helpings of punitive prose and vengeful verse in which girls stand up for themselves...and boys would like to sit down, but can't. Original illustrations by Sardax

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Five minutes later, a red-faced Rupert Campbell-Brown left the sixth-form common-room dressed in a short navy kilt and a white aertex shirt, accompanied by two giggling sixth-form girls, who went with him to ensure that he followed my instructions to the letter. Miss Parminter, by all accounts, was greatly amused by it all; and by all accounts she made the most of it, bringing out a selection of canes and straps and slippers, and "testing them out" on Campbell-Brown's backside on the netball court while her girls watched...