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Monthly Archives: March 2018
The Caxley Chronicles
‘The Caxley Chronicles’ is a two-volume novel about a small village in England during the early to mid twentieth centuries. It centers around two middle-class families; the Norths and the Howards. Both shopowners as the first book begins (“Market Square”), … Continue reading
The Light Years
“The Light Years” is the first book in a five book series by Elizabeth Jane Howard, chronicling one family’s story in early twentieth century England. The Cazalet family’s story begins just as World War 2 is looming on the horizon; … Continue reading
China Court
I really enjoyed this novel of life in an English country house throughout five generations. Although the characters at first were confusing (the author jumps around with time periods and you have to keep your head together while reading), I … Continue reading
Country Girls Read 