Lucy worsley biography, age, husband, tour, books and. Lucy worsley is an english historian, author, curator, and television presenter. Lucy worsley on her favourite historical childrens novels. Lucy worsley introduces her wonderful second childrens book, my name is victoria, which explores the intriguing world of the young queen. Works such as if walls could talk and a very english murder reflect a fascination. The german kings who made britain 2014, a very british romance 2015, lucy worsley. Martins press, 1 august 2018, included comments indicating that albert, prince consort did not deserve all of the accolades he had received. The age of the regency 2011, harlots, housewives and heroines. Eliza rose camperdowne is young and headstrong, but she knows her duty well. Lucy worsley introduces her wonderful second childrens book, my name is victoria, which explores the intriguing world of the young queen victoria through the eyes of her childhood companion.
Explore the world of the young queen victoria in my second novel for children. A tale of chivalry, passion, and great houses, and more on. A 17th century history for girls 2012, the first georgians. Books by lucy worsley author of jane austen at home.
Historian worsley pens childrens book the bookseller. Lucy worsley books list of books by author lucy worsley. Lucy worsley introduces her childrens book, eliza rose. The characters are very vividly imagined and are most entertaining. Tv presenter and tudor specialist lucy worsley has written her first childrens novel set during the reign of henry viii. There are balls and proposals, carriages and nurseries, rich and poor and even a scene in a debtors prison all. The captivating debut childrens novel from popular television historian lucy worsley is an exciting and charming glimpse behind the scenes of the tudor court. Tv historian lucy worsley tells us how great historical royal palace hampton court where she happens to have her office inspired her book eliza rose, which is set in henry viiis tudor court. To coincide with the publication of her latest book for young adults, the austen girls, lucy picks her favourite childrens stories set in the past.
Full text of the clerical guide, or ecclesiastical. Commentary on prince albert edit in may 2019, worsleys speech about queen victoria, subsequent to her 2018 book queen victoria. Lucy worsley introduces her childrens book my name is. April 2020 book of the month a julia eccleshare pick of the month april 2020 bestloved tv presenter lucy worsley s version of the background to the author jane austens life is a delightfully vivid story that effortlessly whirls readers into a very different, longago world. Appointed chief curator for historic royal palaces in 2003 her literary output is littered with her trademark wit and informality. Eliza rose delve into the fascinating and dangerous world of the tudor court in my debut novel for children.
Lucy worsley also wrote lady mary, a historical teen book that details the life of lady mary. See all books authored by lucy worsley, including if walls could talk. Lucy worsley is a british historian, curator and novelist and, for many, the face of popular television history. Lucy worsley has 21 books on goodreads with 618 ratings. Although this is described as for children, i personally enjoyed it very much but would suggest it is more ya than a childrens book. Lucy worsley is chief curator at historic royal palaces, the independent charity that runs the tower of london, hampton court palace and other.