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 · My Dear I Wanted to Tell You by Louisa Young – review. Louisa Young's wartime romance crosses class lines. Francesca Segal. Fri EDT. L ouisa Young is a prolific and varied www.doorway.ruted Reading Time: 3 mins. My Dear I Wanted to Tell You by Louisa Young is a WWI novel and love story that illustrates the toll that war takes on couples from mere recruits to the officers that give them orders. Young’s novel examines social and monetary class distinctions, even providing slight nuances to the “poshies” in how they treat the working class/5. Beginning in Edwardian London, Louisa Young's fourth novel focuses on Riley Purefoy, an attractive, young working-class boy, who meets the well-to-do bohemian Waveney family after a mishap in the park near to their beautiful Georgian house/5().

Louisa Young was born in London and read history at Cambridge. She co-wrote the Lionboy series with her daughter, and is the author of eight further books including the bestselling My Dear I Wanted to Tell You, which was shortlisted for the Costa Novel Award, and was a Richard and Judy Book Club choice, and its acclaimed sequels The Heroes' Welcome and Devotion. My Dear I Wanted to Tell You. By: Louisa Young. Narrated by: Dan Stevens. Length: 10 hrs and 48 mins. Unabridged Audiobook. Categories: Literature Fiction, Genre Fiction. out of 5 stars. (25 ratings) Add to Cart failed. My Dear I Wanted to Tell You by Louisa Young - review. Louisa Young's wartime romance crosses class lines. Francesca Segal. Fri EDT. L ouisa Young is a prolific and varied writer.

And now My Dear I Wanted To Tell You, her fourth novel for adults, is set amid the desperation of the first world war. Well, what did happen to the traditionally brought-up women who lost all hope of marriage, because all the young men are dead? ‘My Dear I Wanted to Tell You’ is a big First World War novel, moving between Ypres, Amiens, London, Paris, Lancashire and Kent to tell of the experiences of women left at home as much as those of men in the trenches. My dear I wanted to tell you is a novel by Lousia Young about young up-and-coming officer Riley Purefoy, the girl he loves, his CO, the girl he loves, and his cousin, whom nobody loves. Having been spoiled by Good-bye To All That and All Quiet on the Western Front so far, I was a bit suspicious of this book when I first started reading it.