Title: Not all it seems
Product review: Like Chevalier's other books, this is good historical fiction, taking place in England more than 100 years ago. The book addresses taboo subjects, youth and innoncence lost, friendship, mourning and poverty. There are elements of joy and sorrow, mixed in with some cruelty and hope. I can honstly say I learned new terms and concepts after reading the book, as some of the language is not used in today's world. The main characters are easy to like and root for, as they face some harsh realities of their worlds. Like most of her books, I recommend Burning Bright fairly confidently. This is not a one night read, but rather a book that is worth savoring over many days.
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