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Covering the period up to 1087, this is part of a major Radio 4 series telling the history of Britain from the Roman invasion to the death of Victoria. Narrated by Anna Massey, the series draws on Churchill's "A History of the English-speaking Peoples", with extracts read by Paul Eddington.

A Sensible Life written by Mary Wesley performed by Anna Massey on CD (Abridged)

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ISBN: 9781844565504
Genre - Main: Non-Fiction
Genre - Specific: Autobiography
Duration: 180 mins
Length: Abridged
Author: Mary Wesley
Performer 1: Anna Massey

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Flora Trevelyan is a ten-year-old misfit, despised by her selfish and indolent parents, and left to wander the streets of a small French town whilst her parents prepare to depart for life in colonial India. There she befriends the locals, acquires an extensive vocabulary of French foul language and encounters the privileged lifestyle of the elegant, middle-class British families holidaying in 1920s France.

Introduced for the first time to kindly, civilised and, above all, caring people Flora falls helplessly and hopelessly in love with not one but three young men.

A wonderful novel by Mary Wesley - all about the love triangle's of life. Brought to life my that Genius Performer - Anna Massey!

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