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Juliet Nicolson is the bestselling author of three works of social history, The Perfect Summer- Dancing into Shadow in 1911; The Great Silence- 1918-1920 Living in the Shadow of the Great War; and Frostquake- The frozen winter of 1962 and how Britain emerged a different country; as well as a family memoir, A House Full of Daughters. She is a mother and a grandmother and lives with her husband in East Sussex.
Utterly engrossing and timely... told with immense empathy, intelligence and compassion... an important work of social history and as gripping as a beach read. I cannot recommend it highly enough -- INDIA KNIGHT * Sunday Times * A book about the stories we don’t tell, written with such truth-telling compulsion and compassionate honesty... a true act of bravery and sisterhood -- ELIZABETH DAY With incredible intimacy and deep compassion, Juliet Nicolson has woven together the stories that make our lives, but which so often remain hidden... This is a dazzling and surprising book, and I was changed by the experience of reading it -- CLOVER STROUD I gobbled this book up. It's a gem, packed with nuggets I wanted to share. Nicolson is brilliant at contextualising personal stories in the bigger historical picture. All the women we meet are heroines, and their honesty is inspiring -- HELENA BONHAM-CARTER A time-travelling investigation... Juliet Nicolson’s book has a depth charge and a sense of the now that is so timely and important -- JEANETTE WINTERSON I loved this book. The combination of personal, social and historical is fascinating, and beautifully done. The range and quality of its psychological insights make it truly valuable -- JULIA SAMUEL, author of Every Family Has a Story A fascinating hybrid of memoir and social history... transforms the highly personal into something universal -- India Block * London Standard * An intriguing book with an unusual narrative * iNews * Bold, brave and brilliant -- JUSTINE PICARDIE, author of Miss Dior A gripping exploration of the secrets women keep. Raw, revealing and deeply human, The Book of Revelations is a bold ode to womanhood, love, and freedom -- MIREILLE HARPER, author of Timelines from Black History
