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Overall, however, Colin has managed to entertain, amuse and inform in this her debut novel. Lilly is a character you'll remember long after you've closed the pages of this novel.
If you enjoy novels set in this period, you can't do better than [[The Post Office Girl by Stefan Zweig]], which has a similarly memorable heroine, although she won't make you smile and cheer like Lilly. You might also appreciate [[To Capture What We Cannot Keep by Beatrice Colin]].
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