Oxford World's Classics Poor Miss Finch, (Paperback)

from bookwoman247

Lucilla Finch is a young woman who has been blind since the age of one. The complications that ensue when her sight is restored combine with the complicatons that arise from the feelings that identical twin brothers have for her. I was immediately grabbed by the Dickensian humor I found in the fi...

from helen295

Having read all four of Wilkie Collins' most popular books (The Woman in White, Armadale, No Name and The Moonstone), I am now exploring his less popular novels. This one, Poor Miss Finch, was published in 1872 and unlike most of the books that preceded it, is not really a 'sensation novel', alth...

from SheReadsNovels

Having read all four of Wilkie Collins' most popular books (The Woman in White, Armadale, No Name and The Moonstone), I am now exploring his less popular novels. This one, Poor Miss Finch, was published in 1872 and unlike most of the books that preceded it, is not really a 'sensation novel', alth...

from beabatllori

Meh.This is a book that features a bunch of awesome characters. There's a French governess with radical Communist views, a blind girl with weirdly racist tendencies, a set of twins (one of whom has blue skin), a peculiar German oculist who won't wash and is named Grosse (tee hee hee). There's eve...

from kotwcs

This story is a about a beautiful blind girl, Lucilla Finch, who falls in love with shy and handsome Oscar Dubourg. Before long, however, Oscar's identical twin brother comes for a visit...and is infatuated with "Poor Miss Finch". The story is told through the eyes of a "funny foreign woman"--Mad...