· Prisoners in the Palace is a great read for young adults who aren’t fond of reading history because it simply doesn’t read like history. For historical fiction buffs, you won’t find Jean. Prisoners in the Palace is my debut novel. I like to create historical fiction that has a modern appeal to teens and adults. Regency romance blends enjoyably with /5. Michaela MacColl carves out a delightful notch in historical fiction with her look at the surprising life of future Queen Victoria in Prisoners in the Palace: How Princess Victoria became Queen with the Help of Her Maid, a Reporter, and a Scoundrel.
Prisoners in the Palace by Michaela MacColl. Three and a Half Stars Now this was one fun book to read! Liza is such a great character! This book takes place in England, in Liza is a lady, but when both her parents die inexpertly in a carriage crash, she is left a orphan. Prisoners in the palace by Michaela MacColl, , Chronicle Books edition, in English - First Chronicle Books LLC paperback edition published in Prisoners in the Palace is exactly what it says on the tin: a (fictitious) story about how Victoria became queen with some unexpected help. However, rather than the Princess Victoria being the main character, the plot follows Elizabeth Hastings (or "Liza"), a recently orphaned young lady who eventually becomes Victoria's maid, and Liza's personal struggles as she becomes entangled with the.
Michaela MacColl. Home Books About Michaela News Blog Open Menu Close Menu. Michaela MacColl. Author Michaela MacColl | Submitted by: Jane Kivik. Free download or read online Prisoners in the Palace pdf (ePUB) book. The first edition of the novel was published in September 1st , and was written by Michaela MacColl. The book was published in multiple languages including English, consists of pages and is available in Hardcover format. Set in the late s, here is the story of Ning, a Chinese American girl who struggles to find her place in the world when she is forced to leave her home in Shanghai to go live in America with a father she barely knows. This middle-grade historical novel is based on the family history of award-winning author Michaela MacColl.
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