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My Story: Workhouse
by Pamela Oldfield (author) (UK edition)
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| Paperback, Feb 2015 | €9.30 |
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“I was shown the laundry – a vast noisy sunless room full of steam and the sharp smell of soapsuds. I counted seven women slaving over the large tubs where the clothes are washed, their reddened faces shiny with sweat… No doubt Rosie takes her turn in here. Just to think of it filled my eyes with tears. What a terrible existence.”
England, 1871. Edith Lorrimer, the sheltered daughter of a wealthy widow, visits a workhouse for the destitute – and meets Rosie, a quick-tempered orphan who is always in trouble. But it’s not long before Edith is drawn into Rosie’s wild schemes, and both their lives are never the same again…
Product Details
Series
Format
Paperback
ISBN
9781407104805
Date published
November 3rd, 2008
Accelerated Reader
AR book level: 6.0; Middle years; 6.0 points
Other details
- 176 pages
Condition
New
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AngelofDeath
on 8 March 2014Really interesting, contains great historical facts.
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lap312i
on 8 March 2013this book is about history
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Diver1
on 1 March 2010This book is about a girl called Edith, her mother works at the Stoneleigh Workhouse. Edith meets a rebel teenager called Rosie and both their lives are never the same again….
This a brill book!
5 STARS!: * * * * *
5out of 5
Lucy
on 24 June 2017
Book review: Work house
I loved this book! It was really interesting to read in the perspective of a girl in the 19th century. Would definitely recommend it to anybody.