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The Goose Girl
Harold MacGrath
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Community Reviews
3.5 stars
A little predictable but still good. Kind of a prince and the pauper tale.
"...the poor were generally poor because of their incapabilities, their ignorance, and incompetence." Woah there! A ridiculously classist romance featuring abducted princesses! spies! tense conversations at balls! The writing is good, but the plot is a little too laughable for my taste.
predictable plot but well written.
I like to peruse old book stores and I think this may be an original, published in 1909, edition. I've no idea how to rate this book yet, since I'm only a few pages in. Bought it simply because it's old and looked charming. It's the first book I've opened since I finished my degree in English Lit at
Delightful story of a poor girl, a princess and their loves. Delightful read!
A perfect princess romance story and Harold Macgrath writes it beautifully. He also made this (and plenty other books) into silent films. Unfortunately it is one of the many missing ones but we can clearly imagine what it could have been. Macgrath is clear when describing scenes and emotions but I d
Cute story and it kept me guessing to the end but I'm not sure if that because the mystery really was good or because I kept mentally comparing it to Shannon Hale's The Goose Girl and getting confused! But I did enjoy it!