My Lady Ludlow (Hardcover)

from fhudnell

This book was told from the point of view of Margaret Dawson who, at the age of 16, was taken in by her distant cousin Lady Ludlow. During the course of this book we learn almost nothing about Margaret, except that she suffered from some physical infirmities. In many ways, Lady Ludlow was charita...

from emanate28

"My Lady Ludlow" isn't really a story (as the narrator says: "It is no story: it has...neither beginning, middle, nor end"), even less so than "Cranford" (which I loved, and in which Lady Ludlow appears). So in that sense, I didn't derive any satisfying sense of conclusion at the end and I was a ...

from jen.e.moore

This is another book the Cranford miniseries was based on, although with many more details changed. Lady Ludlow is, if anything, more sympathetic in the book, and there's a long digression about a tragic, doomed romance during the French Revolution.