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Newest Review: ... - Moore lives in a house which once belonged to her and has drawn on Milicent's actual diaries. I don't know what proportion ... more

 ... of this book was written by Milicent or Moore, but I found the narrative voice really convincing. I enjoyed her excitement at the good times and felt sad for her at other times. Charlotte Moore has also written a book, called Hancox, about the big house which Milicent later bought and where Moore now lives with her 3 sons, and Milicent's Book was a spinoff from this commissioned by independent children's publisher Catnip. (Milicent later married Moore's great grandfather, following the death of his first wife). Th...more

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Milicent's Book - Charlotte Moore: A Victorian Girl's Diary (575 words)
by - written on 24/10/11 (Very useful, 22 readings)
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"My name is Milicent Bella Ludlow and I am an orphan." So opens this account in diary form of a year in the life of a young Victorian girl whose father has just died. Luckily there are some kind and loving relatives willing to help her and Mabel, her older sister, and they are able to stay living in their family home, Yotes, for a while. 1883 is an eventful year for Milicent and her family, starting with her father's death, and her diary is an outlet for her to process her real thoughts and feelings about what has happened with extraordinary candour. She is a bright, perceptive girl, and this is a fascinating read. Although this ...  Read the complete review