Tea Time bei Mrs. Morland

Her depiction of everyday life feels so authentic and cozy. I'm curious whether her own experiences influenced this warm portrayal.

The wit sneaks up on you, and I loved how subtle it was. It made me wonder if Thirkell preferred gentle comedy over more obvious jokes.

The nuances between the characters felt so precise, almost like a commentary on British society at the time. Did the author intend to critique or simply observe?