Gail R. (abigailsdaughter) reviewed on + 201 more book reviews
This told from the POV of a housemaid in Jan Vermeer's 16th century Dutch household, who becomes his model for the painting of the same title. She's artistic herself, but ends up marrying a butcher.
It holds pretty well, I think, to the class distinctions of that place and time. This could be classified as YA, although it does have some non-graphic sex scenes. But what YA nowadays doesn't?
I do enjoy Tracy Chevalier's books.
It holds pretty well, I think, to the class distinctions of that place and time. This could be classified as YA, although it does have some non-graphic sex scenes. But what YA nowadays doesn't?
I do enjoy Tracy Chevalier's books.
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