A Flock of Girls and Boys

A Flock of Girls and Boys is a children's novel by Nora Perry, first published in 1895. Set in a summer hotel, it follows a group of children as they navigate themes of class distinction, friendship, and social challenges. Central characters like Tilly Morris and Peggy Smith confront their social assumptions and rivalries, particularly in light of the arrival of an aristocratic family. The narrative highlights the complexities of social hierarchy and the children's evolving perspectives on wealth and status.