Margaret Wynne (1898)

The novel follows Margaret, an orphaned young woman who endures mistreatment from her relatives before becoming a governess for a wealthy family. Her journey is marked by challenges that test her resilience, as she strives for a better life and discovers love. The story delves into themes of class, gender, and social mobility, highlighting the transformative power of determination and love. With its engaging narrative and rich character development, this Victorian classic remains a captivating read for modern audiences.