Feet and Other Stories

Feet and Other Stories by Jan Mark is a collection of seven short stories published by Penguin Books, Limited in 1984. This edition, presented in English and spanning 157 pages, offers a glimpse into various youthful experiences and emotions, with a focus on themes related to school life and personal relationships.
Readers will find engaging narratives that explore the dynamics of adolescence, including the title story, which revolves around a school tennis match where the umpire harbors secret feelings for the star player. Other stories delve into the world of a school play and the experiences within an art school, providing a diverse look at the challenges and triumphs faced by young individuals. This collection reflects the nuances of juvenile fiction through its relatable characters and situations.
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This is a collection of seven short stories. The title story is a tale set at a school tennis match where the umpire is secretly in love with the star player. Naturally, our love-lorn heroine gets the better of the big-headed star. Other stories concern a school play, and an art school.
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