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Sapphire Battersea by Jacqueline Wilson · Booklabria

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Sapphire Battersea

HistoryChildren's fiction

Sapphire Battersea

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First published: 2011
Language: English
Editions: 6

Synopsis

Hetty is now with her dear mother Ida... but Ida has fallen dangerously ill. While caring for her mother, she also struggles to find her own father, Robert, who has her striking red hair as well. Along the way she meets some one from her child hood... Someone called Jem. But after many years have passed, will she still love Jem as much as she did?

Subjects: History
Children's fiction
Friendship
Families
Orphans
Great britain, history, 19th century
Set in: England
Foundling Hospital
Time: 1900; The Victorian Era
Characters: Ida

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