2 edition of Esmeralda found in the catalog.
Esmeralda
Stephen Biering-Soerensen
Published
1977 by Aarhus Universitet, Matematisk Institut in Aarhus .
Written in English
Edition Notes
Statement | Stephen Biering-Soerensen and Niels Joern Nielsen. |
Series | DAIMI ; PB-79 |
Contributions | Nielsen, Niels Joern. |
The Physical Object | |
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Pagination | 21 s |
Number of Pages | 21 |
ID Numbers | |
Open Library | OL21110191M |
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Esmeralda is an interesting heroine because she is both brave in adversity but also a little self absorbed. She is in love with an ambitious young doctor, not realising he is only in love with her trust fund. He pretends not to care about her badly deformed foot and limp but Esmeralda cares that she wont be the right wife for him as a cripple/5.
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Then you can start reading Kindle books /5(28). Esmeralda Jones was a sweet and pretty girl—easy to love. But sadly, she had always felt invisible to the opposite sex. Esmeralda often blamed her lack of romantic adventures on the impaired foot she had struggled with since childhood.
So when the brilliant surgeon Thimo Bamstra offered to cure her, she was over the moon and quickly accepted/5(2). Esmeralda finds ways around it tho like any spunky rebellious teenager. I found parts of it engrossing. I felt embarassed with her during the retelling of her Mami showing up at a party simply because she forgot to by:.