Status Updates From An Urchin of Means (Baker S...

Listening to this book really makes me want to revisit the Immortal Descendants crew and in hindsight, I probably should’ve started there but oh well.

Ringo realizes that he does need to use his gifts to help people. He buys the debt that a woman owes so that she can have her sewing machine back. He also has begun to build his plan to power there whole house with electricity! Ringo life is going well, but then he catches a glimpse of a woman's mysteriously red hair...

Ringo and his wife, Charlie, have had a conversation about how to live. Ringo, because he knows of future events and inventions, hides his knowledge, but Charlie tells him that he must stop hiding and use his knowledge to help people. Meanwhile, Jess, the street rat, has been hired, and Charlie and Ringo have begun to organize six proper bedrooms. How many children will they take in?

5/10/2021
Ringo finally caught his thief, late at night, after a thrilling sprint all around the park. Ringo invites the girl to dinner, and, not to Ringo's surprise, she takes up the offer and silently follows him home. Charlie, Ringo's wife, serves her dinner and they both watch Ringo squish the freshly baked bread as he attempts to cut it. The street girl properly cuts it, and Charlie hires her... But for what?

Ringo Devereux. Not the average man in a London of his time. Having been born in his own time, he has lived in other times, having close friends in the twenty first century. Ringo formerly had been a pickpocket, living on the polluted streets of London, until he met Saria. She was a figure of the distant figure, but one of his closest friends. Ringo soon runs in to an eleven year old thief, living as he once did.