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.
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
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
Ready, aye ready!
A family uproots their lives for a fresh start, but must struggle against unexpected obstacles.
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
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
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
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
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 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
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
The doings of Doris
In a world of social rules and personal longing, a young woman struggles to find her place.
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
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
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
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 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
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
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
Miles Murchison
A family's seaside outing turns to tragedy, forcing them to navigate loss, build new connections, and discover unexpected strength within themselves.
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