by Jacqueline Wilson, Nick Sharratt
This gets a high rating because I think it was one of the first books that I really, really loved due to its combo of Victorian history and modern story-lines. It also got me ADDICTED to Wilson's novels.
A lot more solid than Double Act - Charlie was a lot more likeable, and the interactions between her and the other characters were far more believable. The bit about the kid getting pneumonia was a little over the top, and the Victorian bits were about as boring as you would expect an eleven-year o...
A lot more solid than Double Act - Charlie was a lot more likeable, and the interactions between her and the other characters were far more believable. The bit about the kid getting pneumonia was a little over the top, and the Victorian bits were about as boring as you would expect an eleven-year o...
The Lottie Project follows a young girl who is doing a history project on the Victorians. Her project is the diary of a servant girl, but she interlinks her own feelings into the diary of the servant girl, which makes this book a lovely read.
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