"The Family at Misrule" by Ethel Turner is an engaging tale from the late 1800s that examines the lives of the Woolcot family. At the heart of the narrative are the experiences of Meg, the oldest sister, and her interactions with her siblings, especially the disobedient Bunty and gentle Poppet. This coming-of-age story portrays the realities of family life, sibling dynamics, and the difficulties of growing up in a vibrant and chaotic home. The novel begins with noticeable tension in the Woolcot household, with Meg struggling to manage her responsibilities while also facing the constant antics of her siblings. Nell is also introduced, showing her move along the path between childhood and being a teenager, and the story shows Meg facing being the eldest sister. The unfolding chaos includes humorous struggles with everyday chores, in addition to deeper problems such as Bunty's poor behavior and the close relationship between him and Poppet. As the plot moves forward, it hints at conflicts and reconciliations that will shape the core of this family-focused narrative.

The Family at Misrule
By Ethel Turner
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In a lively late 1800s family, witness the trials and triumphs of siblings as they navigate chaos and responsibility.
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About the AuthorEthel Turner was an English-born Australian novelist and children's literature writer.
Ethel Turner was an English-born Australian novelist and children's literature writer.
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