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Original Title:	A School for Unusual Girls
ISBN:	0765376008 (ISBN13: 9780765376008)
Edition Language:	English
Series:	Stranje House #1
Setting:	Elba, Italy

A School for Unusual Girls (Stranje House #1)

Kathleen Baldwin

Hardcover | Pages: 352 pages

Rating: 3.87 | 3696 Users | 705 Reviews

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Title	:	A School for Unusual Girls (Stranje House #1)
Author	:	Kathleen Baldwin
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 352 pages
Published	:	May 19th 2015 by Tor Teen
Categories	:	Historical. Historical Fiction. Young Adult. Romance. Fantasy

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Welcome to Stranje House.

It’s 1814. Napoleon is exiled on Elba. Europe is in shambles. Britain is at war on four fronts. And Stranje House, a School for Unusual Girls, has become one of Regency England’s dark little secrets. The daughters of the beau monde who don’t fit high society’s constrictive mold are banished to Stranje House to be reformed into marriageable young ladies. Or so their parents think. In truth, Headmistress Emma Stranje, the original unusual girl, has plans for the young ladies—plans that entangle them in the dangerous world of spies, diplomacy, and war.

After accidentally setting her father’s stables on fire while performing a scientific experiment, Miss Georgiana Fitzwilliam is sent to Stranje House. But Georgie has no intention of being turned into a simpering, pudding-headed, marriageable miss. She plans to escape as soon as possible—until she meets Lord Sebastian Wyatt. Thrust together in a desperate mission to invent a new invisible ink for the English war effort, Georgie and Sebastian must find a way to work together without losing their heads—or their hearts…

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I don't give out 5 stars very often, but I adored this book. It's Ally Carter's Gallagher Girls series meets Jane Austen era Regency Romance. The girls were smart and cunning and used their outsider status to the benefit of King and Country (and themselves!). And what romantic wouldn't adore Sebastian?I was provided a copy of the ARC for this book from NetGalley. I cannot wait for the next book in the series to come out.

Georgiana Fitzwilliam's parents are banishing her to Miss Stranje's school for unusual girls all for the little matter of burning her father's stables and half the neighbor's orchard. Georgie resists the banishment, arguing she was only trying to find a formula for invisible ink in hopes of saving the lives of soldiers. It's too late to save her older brother Robbie but if she can prevent more families from experiencing that pain, she will. Unfortunately for Georgie, the fire was the latest in a

A School for Unusual Girls by Kathleen Baldwin was a YA historical fiction novel I was curious to read as soon as I heard about it. The idea of a book about a group of girls in a school learning everything they would ever need to be a spy for the good of England? Now that had me intrigued from the start! I was quite happy to find everything I expected to be satisfied in reading the novel.What I was very happy to find out about this novel was that it was historically accurate, as far as my own

I'm not gonna rate this one because even though I'm DNFing it (around 30%), I'm sure it's not a bad book.I only had the feeling it was very teenish and intended for a much younger audience than the usual YA, and therefore not what I wanted to read at the moment.All the mysteries surrounding our MC Georgiana, her presence in this weird school along with the questions, anxieties and dread she has about the situation are handled in a very unsubtle way. And by this, I mean there's very little

I received an ARC copy from NetGalley in return for an honest review, which you see here.**It's no surprise that this series is being positioned as the successor to Robin LaFevers' His Fair Assassins Trilogy. A number of the essential characteristics are the same -- young women from another time (in this case Napoleonic Era Europe as opposed to medieval Brittania) get involved in politics and international intrigue, with at least a little hint of mysticism. It's got the same sort of modern girl

Reviewed by: Rabid ReadsGeorgiana Fitzwilliam (YES, just like Fitzwilliam Darcy) is an unusual girl.She likes science. *shudders delicately* She also has red hair and freckles in a society that abhors both. But it's her love of experiments that is perceived to be the greater of evils . . . *whispers* Well bred young ladies DO NOT science. And when her father's stable and a quarter of a neighboring orchard burns to ash as a direct result of one of said experiments, her parents have had enough.