Rediscover Agnes Giberne's heartwarming tale, "The old house in the city: Or, not forsaken," a classic of juvenile fiction set in Victorian London. This enduring children's story explores themes of family life and faith amidst the backdrop of a bustling metropolis.

Giberne's narrative delicately portrays the lives of orphans navigating the challenges and opportunities of their time. A poignant exploration of social themes interwoven with religious elements, the book offers a glimpse into the lives of young people seeking connection and belonging.

Perfect for readers interested in historical children's literature, "The old house in the city" presents a timeless story of resilience and hope. A beautifully written narrative, this republication of Giberne's work allows a new audience to experience a beloved story from the past.

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