The Dragon in the Garden

The Dragon in the Garden by Reginald Maddock, published by Heinemann Educational in 1996, is a 144-page book written in English. This narrative follows Jimmy Stewart, who begins his schooling at the age of thirteen, facing various challenges as he navigates the complexities of school life. From conflicts with teachers to confrontations with peers, particularly with the intimidating Fagso Brown, the story explores Jimmy’s tumultuous introduction to education.
Readers will find a detailed account of Jimmy’s experiences as he grapples with the realities of school, including the dynamics of authority and peer relationships. The book delves into themes relevant to education and teaching, providing insight into the struggles faced by students in a school environment. Through Jimmy’s journey, the narrative captures the essence of growing up and the challenges that accompany it.
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Jimmy Stewart first went to school when he was thirteen, and he was sure he wasn’t going to like it. First there was the trouble with the masters, then trouble with the boys. Big trouble. Because Jimmy tangled with Fagso Brown-the leader everyone was afraid of.
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