A few years ago I read all of the Julia Redfern books while doing a major Eleanor Cameron reread. I found them enjoyable albeit somewhat melancholy.
I *didn't* find the book that I thought was by Eleanor Cameron but turns out (probably) not to have been: a book told in diary form with drawn pictures of some artifacts. The major thing I remember is that she had a baby brother who died either very young or as a stillbirth, and during the course of the book, her mother has a baby and uses the same name, which upsets her somewhat.
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Date: 2019-03-06 05:11 pm (UTC)I *didn't* find the book that I thought was by Eleanor Cameron but turns out (probably) not to have been: a book told in diary form with drawn pictures of some artifacts. The major thing I remember is that she had a baby brother who died either very young or as a stillbirth, and during the course of the book, her mother has a baby and uses the same name, which upsets her somewhat.