
Downton Abbey is an iconic British television series that captivated the world with its portrayal of the dynamic characters of the Crawley family. This book reaches into the past and explores the complex nature of personal relationships as revealed through the tragedies and triumphs of this family.
The decades surrounding WW1 was a period of time when civility and respect governed communication and behaviour. The illustrations in this book provide practical advice on way to improve your relationships with your spouse, children, siblings and friends. Laurelie Martinson is a communications specialist who works in the field of relationships, co- dependency and family dynamics and assists individuals to deal with conflict and manage personal boundaries.
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