Call The Midwife
by Jennifer Worth | 
Shadows of the Workhouse
by Jennifer Worth |
Aprons and Silver Spoons
by Mollie Moran | 
Tsar
by Peter Kurth |
Pioneer Women
by Joanna Stratton | 
The Mitfords
by Charlotte Mosley | 
We Two
by Gillian Gill | 
The Story of the Titanic As Told by Its Survivors
by Jack Winocour | 
The Churchills
by Mary S. Lovell | 
Martha Washington
by Patricia Brady |
Katherine Swynford
by Alison Weir |
Behind the Scenes
by Elizabeth Keckley |
Louisa May Alcott
by Harriet Reisen | 
Louisa
by Louisa Thomas |
At Her Majesty's Request
by Walter Dean Myers | 
Diana
by Andrew Morton | 
Spider Eaters
by Rae Yang | 
A Secret Gift
by Ted Gup | 
Desert Exile
by Yoshiko Uchida |
The First Queen of England
by Linda Porter |
For many years Lord Curzon, Viceroy of India (1898-1905), controlled all aspects of his daughters' lives. Irene (born 1896), Cynthia (born 1898), and Alexandra (born 1905) eventually revolted against their father's control. Irene had many affairs but never married. Cynthia married the up-and-coming Oswald Mosely, and Alexandra married the Prince of Wales' best friend, Fruity Metcalfe. Throughout the 1920s, the sisters were at the centre of a fast and glittering world. This biography provides insight into their lives, public and private, and gives a different view of German, Italian and British fascism. Based on unpublished letters and diaries, this book provides new revelations about Oswald Mosely, the Cliveden set, Lord Halifax, and the Duke and Duchess of Windsor.