by Lisbeth Werner · TORAY: PUCK · tapa dura · ISBN 9788431024475
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«Puck, ¡adiós!» is the young adult novel by Lisbeth Werner published by Toray in 1987, in hardcover (143 pages, in Spanish).
In this installment, young Danish girl Puck enjoys time with her gang and doesn't hesitate to lend a hand when someone has problems. She balances studies with sports, serves as captain, and is good at small mysteries; despite her scatterbrained appearance, she has a big heart.
The work belongs to the Puck series, where it is number 29; its original title is «Stakkels prinsesse - Pigernes opror».
For young readers, especially those who enjoy stories of friendship, school life, and everyday mysteries featuring girls.
Lisbeth Werner was the pseudonym that the Danish writers Knud Meister and Carlo Andersen used in order to publish a series of popular teenage books about Puk (Puck), a girl that attended a boarding school. In Danish 46 books were published, only 18 were translated into Swedish. 21 of the books were translated into French and 29 were translated into Spanish and Catalan by Editorial Toray. The intrigues in the stories are partly triggered by new pupils that have trouble in accommodating themselves and partly by mysteries. Despite the fact that the boarding school was of mixed gender the conflicts mostly took place among the girls.
