The Dress Lodger
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The Dress Lodger
You will not be disappointed with this book. It is a definite "page turner"
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The Dress Lodger, by Sheri Holman, takes place during the 19th century in the midst of the industrial revolution and a cholera epidemic in a quarantined town in England. Gustine is a 15 yr old prostitute trying to survive and care for her sick baby with death and poverty surrounding her.The author accurately describes and throws her characters into the atrocities of the time. Medical professionals digging up and stealing dead bodies for research. Gustine's pimp believes they are also purposely infecting the poor, which was a common thought during cholera. Gustine is wrapped up in the horror of all of this. It is her struggle for survival