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The Provincial Lady Series

This series humorously chronicles the daily life and absurd challenges faced by a woman of the upper class in the English countryside during the 1930s. Through her private diary entries, she keenly observes domestic chaos, social obligations, and occasional calamities with sharp wit. It offers a glimpse into the struggle for dignity and good humor amidst life's inevitable small disasters. The series provides a unique blend of satire, personal reflection, and charming historical setting.

I Visit the Soviets - The Provincial Lady in Russia
Diary of a Provincial Lady
The Provincial Lady Goes Further, (Fully Illustrated)

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    The Provincial Lady Goes Further, (Fully Illustrated)

    • 152 pages
    • 6 hours of reading
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    Continuing the charming narrative of early 20th-century English life, this sequel delves into the author's witty observations and experiences as a provincial lady. With a blend of humor and keen social commentary, it captures the nuances of domestic life, societal expectations, and personal aspirations. The protagonist navigates various challenges and delights, offering readers a relatable and engaging glimpse into her world, enriched by the author's autobiographical elements.

    The Provincial Lady Goes Further, (Fully Illustrated)

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  • Diary of a Provincial Lady

    • 388 pages
    • 14 hours of reading
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    When Diary of a Provincial Lady was first published in 1930, critics on both sides of the Atlantic greeted it with enthusiasm. This charming, delightful and extremely funny book about daily life in a frugal English household was named by booksellers as the out-of-print novel most deserving of republication.This is a gently self-effacing, dry-witted tale of a long-suffering and disaster-prone Devon lady of the 1930s. A story of provincial social pretensions and the daily inanities of domestic life to rival George Grossmith's Diary of a Nobody.

    Diary of a Provincial Lady

  • I Visit the Soviets - The Provincial Lady in Russia

    • 50 pages
    • 2 hours of reading

    Set in 1930s Russia, the story unfolds through a diary format, chronicling a woman's experiences on a collective farm and her challenges with public transport and daily life under Soviet rule. It presents a vivid and entertaining portrayal of the era, reflecting both personal struggles and the broader societal context. E. M. Delafield, known for her insightful observations, offers readers a unique glimpse into early twentieth-century Russia, making this semi-autobiographical novel a noteworthy addition to any literary collection.

    I Visit the Soviets - The Provincial Lady in Russia