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Sue Barton, Student Nurse by Helen Dore Boylston
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Sue Barton, Student Nurse

by Helen Dore Boylston

Series: Sue Barton (1)

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Red-headed spitfire Sue leaves home for the first time to go to nursing school. Adventures and misadventures ensue. The picture of nurses' training is extremely dated, of course (the book was written in 1936), but a good picture of the times. And the adventures of Sue and her friends are typical of college stories of the day. ( )
  MerryMary | Oct 1, 2007 |
It made me want to be a nurse. ( )
  picardyrose | Aug 5, 2007 |
From vintage scholastic cover:

First in the famous Sue Barton Series.

Sue looked for a place to escape from the terrible Mrs. Pasquale. There it was--a small door--probably a broom closet. Sue jerked open the door. She stepped in and--dropped!

Down and down she fell. Then she struck bottom--soft, yielding bottom. She had fallen down the laundry chute.
  Sasha_Doll | Aug 2, 2007 |
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