"Portraits of Children of the Mobility" by Percival Leigh is a funny yet critical look at lower class children during Victorian times. The book uses stories and exaggerated pictures to compare the lives of these children to those of wealthier families. It shows how different social classes were treated, and how hard life was for the "Mobility" kids. Leigh introduces us to characters doing everyday activities in the streets while dealing with difficulties; kids make friends and play games, although they are poor and ignored. The author wants the reader to think about how these children lived in comparison to the rich.
Portraits of Children of the Mobility
By Percival Leigh
Witness playful but neglected children navigating poverty and societal judgment in a satirical glimpse into Victorian class divides.
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