Vice Versa

Vice Versa, written by F. Anstey in 1882, is a Victorian novel that explores the humorous consequences of a father-son body swap. Businessman Paul Bultitude wishes he could relive his son's school days, which leads to a magical transformation when his son Dick uses a wish-granting stone. As Bultitude navigates the challenges of boarding school life and Dick manages the family business, both gain valuable insights into each other's lives. The novel is notable for its comedic take on parental relationships and the school experience during the Victorian era.