The Duchess of Cornwall Shares Reading List

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The Duchess of Cornwall with therapy dog, Meg, and Liam Curtis at Kerikeri Primary School, the Bay of Islands, New Zealand
The Duchess of Cornwall with therapy dog, Meg, and Liam Curtis at Kerikeri Primary School, the Bay of Islands, New Zealand

The Duchess of Cornwall has shared a reading list for those isolating at home over the Easter weekend.

“Ernest Hemingway, famously, once said “There is no friend as loyal as a book”. In these challenging times when we are isolated from the ones we love, many of us are finding comfort in reading, to fire up our imaginations, to take us on journeys and to make us laugh. With that in mind, here is a list of my dearest ‘friends’.” – The Duchess of Cornwall

Her Royal Highness is passionate about reading for all ages and promotes its importance through some of her patronages, including National Literacy Trust, BookTrust, Coram Beanstalk and the Royal Society of Literature.

Read on for more on HRH’s book recommendations!

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“Ernest Hemingway, famously, once said “There is no friend as loyal as a book”. In these challenging times when we are isolated from the ones we love, many of us are finding comfort in reading, to fire up our imaginations, to take us on journeys and to make us laugh. With that in mind, here is a list of my dearest ‘friends’.” – The Duchess of Cornwall ⬅️ Her Royal Highness has curated a reading list to provide some inspiration to those isolating at home over the Easter weekend. The Duchess is passionate about reading for all ages and promotes its importance through some of her patronages, including @literacy_trust, @booktrust, @beanstalkreads and @royalsocietyofliterature. 📚 See our Instagram story for more on why The Duchess selected each book!

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The Duchess of Cornwall’s Book Recommendations

  1. Restless by William Boyd
  2. A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens
  3. The Simon Serrailler Series by Susan Hill
  4. The Secret Commonwealth by Philip Pullman
  5. The Cazalet Chronicles by Elizabeth Jane Howard
  6. A Gentleman in Moscow by Amor Towles
  7. The Red Notebook by Antoine Laurain
  8. The Architect’s Apprentice by Elif Shafak
  9. Travels on My Elephant by Mark Shand

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