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Author:JenniferDonnelly TitleofBook:TheTeaRose Datestarted:Jan Datefinished:Jan GENDER F TextType:Historical/Contemporary TheTeaRosewrittenbyJenniferDonnellyisanamazingadventureofonegirlouttomakea differenceinhistoricalEngland.ItissetinWhitechapel,1888,asuburbsodifferenttoLondon.A placeoflightsandshadowswherethieves,whoresanddreamerscoincide,aplacewherechildren...

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Author:JenniferDonnelly TitleofBook:TheTeaRose Datestarted:Jan Datefinished:Jan GENDER F TextType:Historical/Contemporary TheTeaRosewrittenbyJenniferDonnellyisanamazingadventureofonegirlouttomakea differenceinhistoricalEngland.ItissetinWhitechapel,1888,asuburbsodifferenttoLondon.A placeoflightsandshadowswherethieves,whoresanddreamerscoincide,aplacewherechildren playduringthedayandamurderwondersatnight.Thisistheplacewherehopesanddreams meettheirfate.ItisherethatFionaFinnegan,aworkerinateafactory,hopstoownherveryown shop,alongwiththeloveofherlife,JoeBristow.ButFionasplansareshatteredwiththedeathof herfather,duetoconspiracy,andthelossofheronetruelove.FionafleestoNewYork,whereshe opensherveryownstore,andrisestothetopintheManhattanTeaTrade.However,themoney Fionastolefromthemanthatshatteredherdreams,doesnotrestquietly,shehastoreturnto England,andsortthingsout.TheTeaRoseisastoryoflovelostandfound,andofonewomens determinationtoprovethatshewillsurviveandtriumph. FionawouldbenowhereifitwasntforJoe,herlovelyJoewhomakesEastLondonseemlikea palace.FionaandJoesrelationshipisverysignificantinthenovelasitbuildstensioninthenovel. Atthebeginningofthebook,JoeandFionasrelationshipshowsreadersafairytalesideofthe novel.Ittellsushoweventhoughtheirfamiliesarefightingtosurvivetheystillfindthemoneytoput asidefortheirfuture,theirshop.AsFionasfatheroncesaidThedayyoustopdreamingyoumight aswelltakeyourselfdowntothecoroner,becauseyoureasgoodasdead.Thenovelisbased towardshergoalofbecomingashopowner.WhenJoeispromotedtoworkforMr.Davidson,a aroundthisonequote,itisthereasonFionaventuresoutintotheworldbyherselfandworks richentrepreneur,Joehasatasteofthehighlifeandlikesit,heimpregnateshisdaughterMillie andFionaishorrified,shecantbelievethatherbelovedJoehasruinedherlivelihood.Withthe deathofallofthemembersofherFamilyduetoJacktheRipperandcorruption,FionafleestoNew YorkwhereshemeetsNick,agorgeousboywhohasaterribleillness.Fionasrelationshipwithhim sparksanunlikelypairing.EvenwithNicksdisease,theworkontowardsFionasdream,hershop. Butherpastisstillknockingonherdoor,andshehastoreturntoEngland.Fionaisstillinlovewith Joeevenafterwhatheddone,whenshegoesbacktoEnglandthetwocoincideandsparksfly. Theyrealisehowmuchoneanothermeanstoeachother,andplantospendtheirlivestogether. JoeandFionasrelationshipiscrucialtothenovelsplot.WithoutJoeleavingFiona,Fionanever wouldhaveleftforAmericaandbuiltupherTeaEmpire.WithoutFiona,Joeneverwouldhave realisedthemistakehehadmade,heneverwouldhavestartedhisownmarket.JoeandFionaare likeRomeoandJuliette,theirloveforoneanotherissostrong,nothing,noteventhelaw,canpull themapart.Theirrelationshipisalmostinspirational,readersfeeltheirconnection,astheir relationshipcancrossoceans.ItgoesagainstShakespearesfamousLovecannotconquerLove asitcan.Thesetwohaveshownthattheyhaveadream,andthattheywillnotletitdieaway. //home/vdimitrov/15093/306f43b638b7ca7e49cf835a7122b8f94564cb53.doc
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