What Katy Did at School
"What Katy Did at School" by Susan Coolidge is a novel published in 1873. The second book in the popular Katy series, it unusually follows its young heroine away from home and into the world of boarding school. As Katy navigates new friendships, challenges, and adventures in this unfamiliar setting, readers experience a rare glimpse of nineteenth-century school life through the eyes of a spirited girl finding her way beyond family walls.
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