Queen Lucia
Queen LuciaE.F. Benson
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Queen Lucia (1900)

E.F. Benson

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Lucia is the social queen of the small English village of Riseholme, where everyone is in everyone else's business; where Daisy and Lucia compete to have the best parties, to be the best hostess, to invite the best visitors, etc. Then along comes a newcomer who upsets everything. This is the first book in the Lucia series. Next are Miss Mapp; Lucia in London; Mapp and Lucia; Lucia's Progress; Trouble for Lucia.

ISBN:
9781444831177
Length:
232 pages

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Loved it

both of these books are in the same series and they follow a woman called lucia who is sort of the queen bee of her small town and takes her like popularity and her position very seriously but is a bit silly and kind of means well but also is trying to like constantly one up everyone around her it's very funny and just completely entertaining and delightful in every way