Anna Keylock

Can't wait to read all of this book. It promises to be every bit as good as others I have read of hers. I am not very good at sleeping at the moment and I find putting my bedside light on with total disregard for my husband's comfort, and reading some Carole helps me to relax and eventually get some sleep. I would heartily recommend her books to anyone who has not tried them, I think anyone would be cheered by the combination of humour, romance and sometimes a little sadness.

This is a beautiful book in which the author has skillfully combined the elements of happiness and sadness and she makes the readers feel each emotion along with the sisters and their parents and friends. Having read all four of the March family books, I felt that I knew far more about Victorian life in America than I had ever learned in history lessons at school.

I have only read a small portion of the book and I don't know enough about the Royal family to know whether it is a fair description or not.

I have read this book several times and basically it is in two parts. The first part is quite sad and horrifying in many ways but the second part is much happier. I would recommend it to anyone.

I have read both Courage to Change and One Day at a time. Sadly I no longer have them and can't afford to buy new. If anyone has copies no matter how shabby that they would like to sell, please get in touch.