Lensey tells the sad (but with a haooy ending) tale of Ailin. It is 1911 and things are hard for girls, especially when their engagment is broken. Horrible traditions must be broken, but a girl is completely powerless in China, Ailin must just accept her fate (and painful feet) - right?
Although reading this review you may think it to be too sad, but I didn't actually cry - and you probably won't.
I can assure that when reading this novel you will learn many new things, about tradition, China and change. The book is not overly complecated, and not overly sad, so I would reccomend this for anyone about 11+.
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