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The FitzOsbornes in Exile (The Montmaray Journals #2)

Michelle Cooper

Paperback | Pages: 451 pages

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Title	:	The FitzOsbornes in Exile (The Montmaray Journals #2)
Author	:	Michelle Cooper
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 451 pages
Published	:	August 2nd 2010 by Random House Australia (first published April 5th 2010)
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Young Adult. Fiction. War. World War II

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Forced to leave their island kingdom, Sophie FitzOsborne and her eccentric family take shelter in England. Sophie's dreams of making her debut in shimmering ballgowns are finally coming true, but how can she enjoy her new life when they have all lost so much?

Aunt Charlotte is ruthless in her quest to see Sophie and Veronica married off by the end of the Season, Toby is as charming and lazy as ever, Henry is driving her governess to the brink of madness, and the battle of wills between Simon and Veronica continues. Can Sophie keep her family together, when everything seems to be falling apart?

An enticing glimpse into high society, the cut and thrust of politics as nations scramble to avert world war, and the hidden depths of a family in exile, struggling to find their place in the world.

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Original Title:	The FitzOsbornes in Exile
ISBN:	1741663741 (ISBN13: 9781741663747)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	The Montmaray Journals #2
Literary Awards:	New South Wales Premier's Literary Award Nominee for Ethel Turner Prize for Young People's Literature (2011), Western Australian Premier's Book Award Nominee for Young Adult (2010), The Inky Awards Nominee for Gold Inky (2011)

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Dec 7, 2013It's not just a gorgeous cover. Cooper is really good at creating historical characters expressing progressive views, and showing how unappreciated that is by their contemporaries. Even how dangerous that can be. Library copy.

This second book in the series picks up after a Nazi attack forced a frantic and complete evacuation of the tiny island kingdom of Montaray. Sophie FitzOsborne, her brother Toby, her sister Henry and her cousin Veronica are in England now, trying to figure out what they can do to get their homeland back. Their castle may have been crumbling, and there isnt much left of the islands population, but Montmaray has a rich history, sending troops to fight with the British in WWI and helping Elizabeth

This series is one of the best and Veronica is such a stellar character!

At times this book was so tedious, the characters so unlikable, that I wanted to just toss my laptop and call it a day. The narrator perfectly captured how absolutely snobbish their aunt is, and just how whiny Sophie can be. Veronica was sometimes inexplicably stubborn, but the saving grace was the precocious Henri. And though Aunt Charlotte was such an insufferable snob, it wasn't unexpected considering the time period. Continuing on from where The Brief History of Montmaray ended, the exiled

Another fantastic installment to the Montmaray series!Here, in book II, we find the FitzOsbornes living in England after their home/island kingdom was destroyed and taken over by Nazi Germans. The FitzOsbornes have many obstacles and decisions to face: how to regain their beloved Montmaray; how to help innocent children forced to flee their countries and seek refuge in England; and how to do all this whilst not tipping off their stuffy aunt who is housing the FitzOsbornes and who controls all

Dear sir or friend,I am a princess in exile. My family cannot access our funds unless you, a kind American, will launder money through your bank account and send letterhead, bank statements and personal documents. Thank you for helping.Sincerely,the FitzOsbournesI don't know why they didn't just send out a letter like this, if they needed money so bad. I get them all of the time. And prince and princesses? Please. Like every African in London is an exiled prince. They need to come up with a

I think I enjoyed this second book even more than the first and I adored the first! Cooper does an exceptional job of showing us how Sophie, all the characters but especially Sophie, grows and develops so believable. The political maneuvering was so intriguing and the actual history and sense of the time is woven in so well. Our knowledge of the events to come makes the events so powerful. I am ready to trek to Australia to get my hands on the third book sooner! Well, I'd love to visit Australia