Oh! to Be in England

The Larkin family's chaotic preparations for a christening take center stage when Mademoiselle Dupont, a French hotel manager, arrives as Oscar's godmother. With none of the Larkin children baptized, plans quickly spiral out of control, especially as Primrose develops a crush on the overwhelmed young vicar. Amidst the chaos, the family's penchant for mischief and celebration leads to comedic turmoil, showcasing the delightful absurdities of rural life in England. The story promises humor and heart, reminiscent of classic literary comedies.