The Hidden Gallery by Maryrose WoodMy rating: 5 of 5 stars
This is the second book in this wonderful series and the governess, Miss Penelope Lumley, has managed to somewhat tame her young charges and help them deal with the constrictions placed on young children of wealthy and socially prominent parents. It hasn't been easy though. For one thing, their mother has absolutely no idea how to raise a child, in fact, she is often more of a child than her children.
As the children come to the city, more and more things don't seem to add up. There is some connection to them and a mysterious society and it involves a hidden room in the Art Gallery.
There are also some disturbing questions about Miss Lumley's parents and the roll of her mentor and teacher at the Swanburne Academy for Poor Bright Females. Why is her hair turning the same color as that of the children? Why does her mentor require her to use a special conditioner for her hair that changes the color and texture. What has really happened to her parents.
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