Robin Redbreast by Mrs. Molesworth, Fiction, Historical

Robin Redbreast by Mrs. Molesworth, Fiction, Historical

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Publisher's Synopsis

Jacinth, Frances and Eugene Mildmay are two young sisters and brother who have been sent from relative to relative while their father and mother are stationed in India. Eventually, they are sent to live with their young, somewhat unprepared aunt in Thetford, and upon arrival, they say farewell to their much-loved uncle Marmaduke outside the gates of a charming, yet mysterious red house -- Robin Redbreast. Robin Redbreast is occupied by a lonely, yet loving widow who never had children: Lady Myrtle Goodacre. In the course of the story, Jacinth, Frances and Eugene discover a new home, and Lady Myrtle a loving family.

Mrs. Molesworth's full name was Mary Louisa Molesworth, and she authored dozens of books for young girls in the Victorian era. Heartfelt and charming, Robin Redbreast will continue to delight readers today.

Book information

ISBN: 9781463801236
Publisher: Alan Rodgers Books LLC
Imprint: Aegypan
Pub date:
Language: English
Number of pages: 190
Weight: 286g
Height: 229mm
Width: 152mm
Spine width: 11mm