A peek into the early 1800s this book describes the drastic differences between the lords and ladies and the working classes of England. I found the description of a curiosity shop fascinating. I had no idea such a thing existed way back in the 1800s. The contrast with Camille's life experiences and those of the Gilchrist children was amazing. I enjoyed the way the author portrayed Camille. While she was a gentle, unassuming soul she did not lack courage, determination or intelligence. The way she thought her way through the many complications that arose in this story was believable and interesting to read. I was happy that Camille wasn't just another female who needed to be rescued but figured out a lot of things on her own. I would recommend this book and this author to others.
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