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22 May 2013 Wednesday
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‘The Girl in the Mask’
11 March 2012 /
In Georgian England, Sophia is trapped by the limitations of living in a man’s world. She is forced by her father to give up everything she loves and make a new life in Bath. By day, she is trapped in the social whirl of balls and masquerades. By night, she secretly swaps her ball gowns for breeches and turns to highway robbery. When one man begins to take a keen interest in her, Sophia must keep her distance, or risk unmasking her secret life.
by Marie-Louise Jensen
Published by
Oxford Children’s Books
6.99 pounds
in paperback
Fiction: youth
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