Yet another awful book about Irish history.At least The Guns of Easter had some action going on.This is about some brat who cares nought about anything but clothes,boys etc.And don't say she was a product of her time no she wasn't. The average girl her age was slaving away (like the maid) but of course the author thought it fit to try and redeem the little turd by making her 'Papa' go bankrupt so poor Amelia has to endure teasing at her school.Except she unlike most girls actually gets to go the [...]

It was just OK. I found it boring and almost lazy (if you know what I mean, just repeat, repeat, repeat). We had to read it for school. No excitement. No nothing. Just Amelia Pim is a stuck up brat, actually no wait, she's so nice and kind. That's the only major change throughout the whole entire story. *yawn*

I literally just added this because I think the girl on the cover is actually Anastasia and the girl on the cover of the second book is Maria, her older sister. What was the cover designer thinking???