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Format: Kindle
The emotion throughout the story was consistently good. Facts about the world fair was relatable as were the characters. Overall very enjoyable read.
Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2026 by Catherine Samuel
Format: Paperback
There is much to like about The Tiffany Girls by Shelley Nobel! It had all the components that I look for in a novel: it is a well-researched, well-written historical novel that I could “be absorbed into. It is about real women whose lives and contributions to history may have been forgotten or omitted in history, and it tells their stories. I learned there was a women’s shop at Louis C. Tiffany’s New York studio, and that these women had a great hand in creating Tiffany’s pieces! I enjoyed learning more about how Tiffany’s glass windows and lamps were made and that a special glass factory was used to create special glass for him. I was also pleasantly surprised to learn that his studios also produced pottery, as well as glass vases and desk other items for lovely home products. Upon reading the descriptions of the pieces, and the Paris Exhibition, I searched online to find out more about these pieces to learn more about them and to see pictures of the pieces. This is my second book by Shelley Nobel and I look forward to reading more! In fact, I have pre-ordered her next historical novel.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 23, 2024 by Tea Enthusiast :O)
Format: Paperback
I was attracted to this book as soon as I saw it on Amazon, as I love Tiffany Glass. I have done stained glass for over forty years and love it. And have seen the four seasons panels at the Morse Museum in Florida, and they are spectacular. The details are amazing, they way she described each step, the way you have to pick out the right glass for each piece, cut it, foil it and put it on the cartoon to be soldered. Her characters are well rounded, you felt like you could see them in your head, and wanted to know what they would do next. The story unfolds so well, I could hardly put it down, took it every where I went and wanted it never to end! I recommend this highly,
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Reviewed in the United States on June 9, 2025 by Catbird
Format: Kindle
The three heroines in this novel are each brilliant in their own ways. They are creative, exciting, flamboyant, sorrowful, willful women who can look toward the future. At one time like at the beginning of the last century, men and women’s roles were well defined by centuries, old habits. These women set a challenge for all of us to be the best that we can be and set an example for others to follow behind.. This book also gave me a better appreciation for art and color and to examine creative arts in a different way. I can almost see the twinkle in the eye of one heroine as she examines Tiffany’s windows at the 1900 pavilion in Paris. As she says the winter window “ thank you oh my gosh you remembered thank you so much. I don’t think so. I’ve got if you offered me popcorn I would probably shimmers, and you can almost see the snow sitting by your feet.”
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Reviewed in the United States on July 3, 2025 by Mary Frances
Format: Paperback
This is a very well written, well researched story detailing the world of Louis Comfort Tiffany and the Tiffany Glass Company. The characters are very well defined and interesting. I would have given the book a five star rating, but the author cut the ending way too short. The ending for some of the key characters was well defined, but he ending for the main character, Emilie Pascal, was not. This left me hanging as to her relationship with Leland Bishop.
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Reviewed in the United States on March 23, 2024 by Linda Sue Stoll
Format: Kindle
Having visited the Tiffany Museum in Winter Park, Florida four times, I was fascinated by photographs and descriptions of the work of Louis Comfort Tiffany and one of his female artists, Clara Driscoll. Thus, Shelley Noble’s Tiffany Girls piqued my interest. I found the 1899 backdrops of the art world in New York and Paris simply delicious—so well-drawn and different from my trilogy’s setting in Martha’s Vineyard and Kansas. This novel checked a lot of boxes for me: insight into American women (the Tiffany girls) making their way in the art world that was still customarily male; inclusion of well-known historical people; and the unusual point of view provided by Emilie, a fugitive from France. I naturally identified with Grace, a fictional character engaged in writing articles about women’s suffrage. She too, had to surmount difficulties because of her gender. Most of Noble’s plot centered on the production of one great work created by Tiffany’s studio for the Paris World’s Fair. During that same period, Clara Driscoll, who helped to manage the Tiffany girls, was simultaneously developing her dragonfly motif that was to become one of the studio’s most popular designs. I enjoyed Noble’s account of how stained glass evolves. Starting as a drawing, it proceeds through many phases: expanding into a “cartoon,” selecting pieces, placing lead lines, and the complicated shipping and display of the fragile masterpiece. Though I would have enjoyed reading more about Clara Driscoll herself, Noble’s account of unmarried women forging careers in art and journalism also kept me engaged. From reading others’ reviews, I’ve since learned that COVID-19 prevented Shelly Noble from visiting the Tiffany sites that I so enjoyed. Employing a narrow focus was an intelligent way to handle the lack of boots-on-the-ground research that the pandemic imposed on the author during the writing of this historical novel. Isn't the cover gorgeous?
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Reviewed in the United States on July 31, 2024 by Dancerwriter
Format: Kindle
I enjoyed the characters very much. There was a good deal of truth and research within this book. I know an author has to limit the number of characters in a book; but a bit too much happened to these main characters.
Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2025 by Kindle Customer