Miss Kopp

Keep ‘em coming, Amy! I couldn’t read this fast enough. Loved it all, and I’ve loved the whole series. Wonderful historical fiction that combines social issues of the day (some of which have persisted for the past 100 years) as well as a spunky, no-nonsense heroine — a woman well ahead of her time with respect to women’s rights and abilities. I’m crazy about Constance Kopp!

I’m sure, from the way this one ends, that a #5 is on the way. Fingers crossed. I read most books (especially fiction) on the Kindle these days. But I’ve bought all of the Miss Kopp books in hardcover and will keep pre-ordering any future titles.

Several readers here have provided a synopsis. And it’s fairly easy to find more information about how Amy Stewart found the Kopp sisters’ story and came to write these books. For starters, take a look at Carol Kubala’s review here. And see Finding Fiction in Facts: Amy Stewart.

Or listen to the interview with Amy Stewart on The Avid Reader podcast.