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REVIEW: Fardingales
Mar. 26th, 2016 03:13 pmFardingales: Elinor M. Brent-Dyer, Girls Gone By 2015
(originally published 1950)
As this book is associated with Chudleigh Hold (I understand some of the characters in it will cross paths with Chudleighs), I was looking out for similarities as I read. It features a family of young people, living in a large family house, the eponymous Fardingales, by the sea, which means picnics, caves and adventure. ( Read more... )
(originally published 1950)
As this book is associated with Chudleigh Hold (I understand some of the characters in it will cross paths with Chudleighs), I was looking out for similarities as I read. It features a family of young people, living in a large family house, the eponymous Fardingales, by the sea, which means picnics, caves and adventure. ( Read more... )
