In today's Claire Chats video I take you on a tour through the "Tudor life" section of my bookcase, picking out the books I find useful on everyday life during the period.
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Watched this for the second time now (with a notebook this time to write down some of the suggestions)! I loved watching Tales of the Green Valley, it is still available on Amazon on DVD and also included with the Monastery Farm boxset as Ruth Goodman is in it 🙂
I mean just the Farm series (not monastery farm), the boxset I bought included the Valley, Victorian Farm, Victorian Farm Christmas and Edwardian Farm DVDs