Romanes provides a detailed overview of the life and works of Charlotte Mary Yonge, an influential British writer of the Victorian era. Drawing on primary sources and close readings of Yonge's texts, Romanes offers a nuanced portrait of a deeply committed writer and teacher who had a lasting impact on Victorian literature and women's education. This book is a must-read for scholars and students of Victorian literature and women's history.

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