"The Nicest Girl in the School" by Angela Brazil is a classic girls' school story that follows the life and adventures of Joan, a new student at Wendover School for Girls. Joan's journey begins when she arrives at Wendover, a prestigious girls' boarding school. Initially, she feels out of place and nervous about fitting in. However, Joan quickly makes friends and becomes known as the "nicest girl in the school" due to her kind and compassionate nature. The novel explores Joan's experiences at Wendover, from her academic pursuits to her involvement in various school activities, including sports, drama, and student government. Along the way, Joan forms close bonds with her classmates and teachers. As Joan grows and matures, she faces challenges and obstacles, including academic competitions, personal rivalries, and moral dilemmas. Her unwavering kindness and integrity serve as a source of inspiration to those around her. Angela Brazil's storytelling captures the essence of school life, emphasizing the importance of friendship, loyalty, and character. The novel provides a window into the world of early 20th-century girls' schools and the values that were upheld during that era. "The Nicest Girl in the School" is a heartwarming and engaging tale of a young girl's coming-of-age journey, highlighting the enduring virtues of kindness and goodness. It is a beloved work in the genre of schoolgirl stories and continues to resonate with readers who appreciate stories of personal growth and moral development.