Today’s book bargain

[callmemadam]

A Chelsea Concerto by Frances Faviell is currently free for the Kindle. It’s by far the best Furrowed Middlebrow book I’ve read.

Comments

[callmemadam.livejournal.com]

Hope you enjoy it. Some of it is pretty shocking but with your interest in the war, you can stand that, I'm sure.

Furrowed Middlebrow

[(Anonymous)]

I'm reading my way through the Furrowed Middlebrow books and my absolute favourite (so far) is Elizabeth Fair. Only six books, all early post WW2, then she stopped - even though she lived until the 1990s. Like a gentler, kinder Angela Thirkell and laced with humour and sharp observation. Lovely.
I also loved 'The Lark' by Edith Nesbitt - set in 1919 and great fun.

Nicky
www.nicolaslade.wordpress.com

Furrowed Middlebrow

[(Anonymous)]

I'm reading my way through the Furrowed Middlebrow books and my absolute favourite (so far) is Elizabeth Fair. Only six books, all early post WW2, then she stopped - even though she lived until the 1990s. Like a gentler, kinder Angela Thirkell and laced with humour and sharp observation. Lovely.
I also loved 'The Lark' by Edith Nesbitt - set in 1919 and great fun.

Nicky
www.nicolaslade.wordpress.com