I thought this book was amazing. I didn't expect it to have the ending it had. When I finished the book, I wanted to start reading it all over again. Hetty does find her father and comes across the fact that he has a wife called Katherine and 2 children. Katherine does not like the fact that Hetty has come. Hetty decides that she can not stay with her father in Monksby beacuse that is not a place for her. She receives the news from Jem, Hetty's foster brother in a letter, that her foster father has sadly died and her foster mother is very ill when she came across that fact of her husband dying. Hetty goes back to the village that she was bought up in as a child for her foster father's funeral and to look after her foster mother. At first she thinks the village is the right place for her but then she meets with Tanglefield travelling circus. A circus in which she found Madame Adeline. She finds another girl younger than herself is in the circus because her wicked father sold her to the circus. She make friends with Diamond. At the end she does something that is unexpected. I liked Hetty Feather and thought it was a clever idea for a story but I really don't think either of its sequels were necessary as they were both too long for the plots given in each book, and really felt contrived in comparison to the more genuine feeling story told in Hetty Feather.I probably wouldn't recommend either Sapphire Battersea or Emerald Star.(review copied on both Sapphire Battersea and Emerald Star)
AGAIN I LOVE HER BOOKS! SHE IS AN AMAZING AUTHOR!
—sitiazmi
goog but i havenmt read it
—Kenzy
Exciting, sad and joyful.
—iqbadbollen
