Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall by Joy Childs

Dorothy: The Romantic Story of Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall – Joy Childs

Product Description:

Dorothy: The Romantic Story of Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall by Joy Childs is a paperback edition published in 1988 by J. H. Hall & Sons of Derby. With 206 pages, this book presents a romantic story centred on Dorothy Vernon of the historic Haddon Hall.

The book will appeal to readers interested in historical romance, Haddon Hall and the stories associated with one of Derbyshire’s best-known historic houses. Its subject combines a romantic narrative with the setting and character of Dorothy Vernon, making it an interesting addition to collections focused on Derbyshire history, local literature and historical storytelling.

About the Book

At the heart of the book is Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall, a figure closely associated with the romantic traditions surrounding Haddon Hall. Joy Childs’ story provides readers with a literary interpretation of Dorothy and her connection with the historic Derbyshire setting.

This 1988 paperback edition was published by J. H. Hall & Sons, Derby. The relatively compact 206-page format makes it a manageable choice for readers looking for a historical story connected with a specific place and character.

Book Details

• Title: Dorothy: The Romantic Story of Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall
• Author: Joy Childs
• Publisher: J. H. Hall & Sons, Derby
• Publication: 1988
• Format: Paperback
• Pages: 206
• ISBN: 0946404666
• Condition: Good used condition

Who Is This Book For?

Dorothy: The Romantic Story of Dorothy Vernon of Haddon Hall may be of particular interest to readers who enjoy historical romance, Derbyshire-related books and stories connected with historic houses. It could also appeal to collectors looking for books associated with Haddon Hall or publications from Derby publishers.

Condition

This is a good used condition paperback. As with any previously owned book, there may be signs of normal handling and use. Please refer to the listing photographs for the book’s actual condition.

For readers interested in Dorothy Vernon, Haddon Hall, Derbyshire and romantic historical storytelling, this 1988 paperback edition offers an opportunity to add a distinctive local-interest title to their collection.