I was worried things would veer into cheesy territory, but it never got beyond the kind of campy that had to come with this kind of story.

Bobby Blanchard, Lesbian Gym Teacher felt more grown up, in a way, because she knows she’s a lesbian.However, Bobby struggles with teaching because she thinks she's an idiot jock, so there's plenty to explore! The characters are all rather naive and particularly Bobby Blanchard is such a proper, do-things-by-the-book person that she herself would have balked at that. Etsy’s 100% renewable electricity commitment includes the electricity used by the data centres that host Etsy. But Bobby's arrival at the elite boarding school will unearth more than one girl's hidden abilities, and spur some ardent rivalry between pupils--and teachers--on and off the field, including.

it still very much captures the 50/60s pulp novel style and I did love that several characters and locations from previous books popped up. Nolan does add a lot of subplots and points of contention to keep the story going like a mystery novel. I also absolutely hated Enid toward the end, why would you be ga-ga over a woman who sneers at your profession?

She played in high school and college, but then a stupid accident causes her to break a bone, leaving her unable to go pro. In this tongue-in-cheek novel of the 1950s, Roberta Blanchard, forced to leave the glamorous field of professional hockey, finds a job at a private high school where she struggles with her ignorance about literature and art and with her sexual desire for many of the women, including one of the students. Bobby Blanchard is an enjoyable read, one that I was happier to pick up and read to my husband each night than Lois Lenz, Lesbian Secretary.