I stumbled upon that dress by chance. It's beautiful. It belonged to my mom, right? Please, tell me when she wore it! Was it when she met my dad? Auntie, you have to tell me! The story is set in the roaring twenties, and both in the city and the countryside, people are dancing the Charleston. Mona and her aunt live in a small house on the Somerset estate – her aunt is the dressmaker for the countess. She has taken care of Mona since she was little. Mona has never known her mother or father – but she knows she can talk to her mom at her grave. When Lady Somerset passes away and the castle is inherited by another member of her family, everything begins to change. The bohemian atmosphere at the castle helps Mona shine and make new friends. It's truly exciting to attend a grand masquerade ball or take a trip to London, but new experiences sometimes bring revelations, and Mona discovers that her past holds secrets that can't be hidden forever. This is another historical novel for girls by a well-known and beloved author in our country, aimed at readers aged ten to thirteen.
