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Publisher Description
In this book everyone in Rutherford knew that Mrs. Ross was ruled by her eldest daughter; it was an acknowledged fact, obvious not only to a keen-witted person like Mrs. Charrington, the head-master's wife, but even to the minor intelligence of Johnnie Deans, the youngest boy at Woodcote. It was not that Mrs. Ross was a feeble-minded woman; in her own way she was sensible, clear-sighted, with plenty of common-sense; but she was a little disposed to lean on a stronger nature, and even when Geraldine was in the schoolroom, her energy and youthful vigour began to assert themselves, her opinions insensibly influenced her mother's, until at last they swayed her entirely.
Customer Reviews
Kudos to the author! Great novel!
i liked the twist of the story and it got me hooked that i read it every night before I sleep and also felt the intensity of the scenes and emotions. i also appreciated its help in increasing my vocabulary as there are many new words to me that I just encountered in reading this book. thumbs up! great novel and worthy to read 😀😃