Agnes Giberne
Agnes Giberne was a British novelist and scientific writer. Her fiction was typical of Victorian evangelical fiction with moral or religious themes for children. She also wrote books on science for young people, a handful of historical novels, and one well-regarded biography.
The Andersons : $b Brother and sister
Facing poverty and a mother’s illness, two siblings must rely on their love to face their struggles.
By Agnes Giberne
Roy : $b A tale in the days of Sir John Moore
Amidst the shadow of war with Napoleon, a young boy's journey to Paris turns into a gripping tale of bravery, family loyalty, and resilience in the face of a nation on the edge.
By Agnes Giberne
A Lady of England: The Life and Letters of Charlotte Maria Tucker
Discover the inspiring true story of a woman who traded a comfortable life in England to become a dedicated missionary and beloved children's author in India.
By Agnes Giberne
Anthony Cragg's tenant
A sweet girl and her mysterious father rent a cheap house and change a furniture dealer’s life for good, even though his wife may think differently.
By Agnes Giberne
The doings of Doris
In a world of social rules and personal longing, a young woman struggles to find her place.
By Agnes Giberne
Marigold's decision
In a home filled with tension and the weight of responsibility, a young woman must choose between her family's needs and the desires of her own heart.
By Agnes Giberne
The old house in the city : $b Or, not forsaken
In a decaying London house, two young girls navigate poverty and despair, seeking glimmers of hope amid the shadows of neglect.
By Agnes Giberne
Miss Con
** A young woman finds her strength and independence while navigating societal expectations and the needs of a family in her care.
By Agnes Giberne
Five thousand pounds
** A family's quiet life in a cottage explodes into chaos when a sudden fortune tests their values and threatens to tear them apart.
By Agnes Giberne
Ready, aye ready!
A family uproots their lives for a fresh start, but must struggle against unexpected obstacles.
By Agnes Giberne
The mighty deep : $b and what we know of it
Venture into the depths of the sea to discover the secrets that have captivated explorers and scientists for centuries.
By Agnes Giberne
A quiet valley
A newlywed couple's peaceful getaway takes an unexpected turn when they find a forsaken child, compelling them to uncover her secrets and face the challenges of creating a family.
By Agnes Giberne
Miss Devereux, spinster
A sheltered woman's life is upended when circumstances force her to discover newfound independence and grapple with unexpected feelings.
By Agnes Giberne
Old comrades
After a young woman returns home from school, she seeks companionship and connection, but her stern, solitary father keeps her at arm's length, especially thwarting her hopes for a joyous Christmas.
By Agnes Giberne
Daisy of "Old Meadow."
In a world ruled by greed, a kind young girl must navigate the cold heart of her father and a life-altering storm to find her own path.
By Agnes Giberne
Life's little stage
A young girl's dreams for a meaningful life clash with the confines of home and friendships as she seeks her place in a world that values conformity above all else.
By Agnes Giberne
Least said, soonest mended
In a world of social expectations and family reminders, a young woman's journey teaches her that every word carries a significant weight.
By Agnes Giberne
The Dalrymples
Amidst rolling English hills, a family's tranquility is shaken when a long-absent cousin returns, bringing with him secrets and decisions that threaten to unravel their carefully woven lives.
By Agnes Giberne
Too dearly bought : $b or, The town strike
In a dark, industrialized town, a workers' strike pits neighbor against neighbor, as one man's fiery activism clashes with another's steadfast morality, threatening the very fabric of family and community.
By Agnes Giberne
Won at last : $b or, Mrs. Briscoe's nephews
In a 19th-century tale of family struggles, a household is turned upside down by unexpected arrivals and financial troubles, testing the bonds of love, sacrifice, and duty.
By Agnes Giberne