The Wonderful Castle

The fragile, delicate girls – Primrose, Jasmine, and Daisy – are left as round orphans with a meager pension that is hard to live on in the village. The eldest sister, driven by ambitious dreams, suggests the girls go to... London. In the big city, there are more opportunities, after all, it's simply a paradise on earth! The metropolitan publishers can hardly wait for Jasmine to write a new novel, and for Primrose to create a great work of art. Or maybe they aren't waiting at all... In any case, despite the hardships and disappointments, the heroines of the story will gain precious life experience.
The story is considered one of the best works of Elizabeth Mead-Smith. It contains intrigue, a sense of anxious anticipation, and a strong moral message. In this sense, "The Wonderful Castle" is not only an entertaining but also a very instructive book.