Augusta isn’t like everybody else in her family, leading her to feel left out and misplaced in comparison to her oh so perfect twin. With this out of place feeling looming over her, we follow Augusta as she grows and begins to memorise words and their meanings, origins and then she picks her favourite country and learns all there is to know about it. To everybody else this kind of behaviour is seen as a little bizarre but throughout this story you really come to love Augusta’s character. I really really enjoyed reading every page of this uplifting and different story, it’s not the kind of book I would usually read but I thought it was well written and the characters were lovable too which made the whole story so much better!