mrs miniver's daughter

The Irish giant faces you head-on as you enter the slightly eerie, mauve-grey light of the museum. The glass cabinets are as sparkly as any ...

I'm ambivalent about Alain de Botton and his School of Life but there's no denying that he's a brilliant speaker ... he speaks...

So glad that I made it to Chichester the other day in time to catch this exhibition which was a rare treat, especially as most of the paint...

Woman's Weekly was a blast from the past, even in the late 1960s when my best friend's gran used to save back copies for us. I can...

In an ideal world, there would be a flying squad of marmalade troubleshooters who could be called upon in emergency. Like the midwives of No...

Maybe it was January torpor that got me off to a slow start with this - because it's a novel that ought to be read with the brain switch...

If only as a change from Dickens, I thought I'd mark Edith Wharton's 150th birthday this week by watching the movie version of The H...