The Sonnet by Robert M Bender

The Sonnet by Robert M Bender

Set in the scenic and remote Bavarian Alps, this novel tells the story of two English siblings who are sent to live with their aunt and uncle, a Protestant pastor, after the death of their parents. There, they encounter various characters and dramatic events that test their courage and faith. Written by prolific English novelist Charlotte Mary Yonge in 1866, this classic work of children's literature is still beloved by readers of all ages.

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