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Starlight over Simla / Deborah Siepmann.

By: Siepmann, Deborah Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Leicester : Thorpe, 2008, c2007Edition: Large print edDescription: 264 p. (large print) ; 23 cmISBN: 9781847822925; 1847822924Subject(s): Large type booksSummary: Rose, bored by the social whirl of Edwardian London, heartily welcomed the opportunity of travelling to India. But would she find herself caught up in yet another round of parties and balls, with the girls of the 'fishing fleet', who were sailing to Delhi in order to find husbands? That was her mother's hope, but Rose's father understood her desire to see the real India. However her sister couldn't bear the thought of their being parted. The adventure that awaited Rose was to change all their lives - and in ways that even Rose herself hadn't imagined.

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Originally published by Robert Hale in 2007.

Adult.

Rose, bored by the social whirl of Edwardian London, heartily welcomed the opportunity of travelling to India. But would she find herself caught up in yet another round of parties and balls, with the girls of the 'fishing fleet', who were sailing to Delhi in order to find husbands? That was her mother's hope, but Rose's father understood her desire to see the real India. However her sister couldn't bear the thought of their being parted. The adventure that awaited Rose was to change all their lives - and in ways that even Rose herself hadn't imagined.

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