If Walls Could Talk: An Intimate History of the Home
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If Walls Could Talk: An Intimate History of the Home

by Lucy Worsley

History Home and Garden
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In If Walls Could Talk, Lucy Worsley presents an intimate history of the home. By treating domestic spaces as windows into everyday life and broader cultural change, the book offers a historical perspective on how people have lived, shaped their surroundings, and understood the meaning of home.

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Lucy Worsley examines the home as a place shaped by history, culture, and everyday life.

This intimate history considers how domestic spaces can reveal changing ideas about society and living.

With a focus on the home, the book offers a broad historical perspective on the environments people create and inhabit.

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