Eileen G. (dulcimerlady) reviewed At Home in Mitford (Mitford Years, Bk 1) on + 334 more book reviews
Delightful novel with characters who will charm your socks off. Very satisfying and witty.
This is all about the small village life of Mitford and the rector who keeps an eye over the Episcopalian church there. A real good read and quite enticing. I am excited about reading the next in the series.
The first book of the Midford series. I loved this series but the first book was special.
wonderful book, hard to put down.
You will be hooked in with this series if you read this book! wonderful.
Many different story lines running together.
A delightfull novel, rich with appealing characters, chart and wit - a story to return to again and again.
I like this fun quite read. It is a nice easy going read about a small town that I wish that I lived in. It touched my heart.
The Mitford books just make me feel uplifted.
A delightful, relaxing read. Grab a cup of tea and an afghan, and settle on the couch for this one!
I suppose this is a much-reviewed book wherever you go on the internet, but will chime in with my opinion. This book is like wrapping up in your favorite blanket and sitting by the fireplace with a cup of tea- comfortable and comforting, a lovely lazy read of small town life through the eyes of a mini-philosopher.
Enter the world of Mitford, and you won't want to leave. But Father Tim, the local rector, is suddenly not so sure. A dog the size of Buick follows him home and won't go away. A hostile boy is left in his care. His attractive new neighbor wears a path to his door, sitrring feelings he hasn't felt in years...
This is the first book in the Mitford series and they are all well writen and extremely funny.
This is the first book in the Mitford series and they are all well writen and extremely funny.
This book is in keeping with other Karon books, and others in this genre. It portrays a fictionalized and sometimes imaginary view of a long-gone age.
This started me on reading the whole series. I'm in book 4 now and love the village community. It is a calmer time and yet there are struggles. Recommend.
