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In the Days of Queen Victoria
Eva March Tappan
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This was our read aloud for history that ended up taking the entire school year. It definitely seemed to be thorough in presenting Queen Victoria's life for the student. It presented a VERY rosy picture almost as if she never did anything wrong. If I had more time in my life (!) I would be curious t
4.5 stars A lovely introduction to Queen Victoria for young readers.
Even though I felt that the story was being largely and unapologetically romanticized and sanitized, it was very enjoyable and seemed closely aligned with the portrayal in “Young Victoria.” It was informative and a pleasant read
In the Days of Queen Victoria presented an interesting (and very tame) counterpoint to the grown-up narratives I read on this monarch recently. I think the book was really strong in its storytelling about Victoria’s childhood, but it did peter out at the end. It makes sense to gloss over some of the