L. Diane Holenski
Port Coquitlam, BC Canada
email: ravatton@aol.com
Thank you for a wonderful Home Page for Barbara Cartland. She would have loved the idea I'm sure. I have read her books since early teens and now they are like old friends that I take with me in a pocket wherever I go for a quick escape even for a few moments. I have collected about 150 books over the past years through used bookstores and the odd one new. If anyone is willing to sell their copies give me an e-mail note! I don't know why I collect them - maybe the history, the setting, the characters and the values are all something I wish I were living in. Goes back to a simpler time. Again thanks for honouring Barbara so beautifully!
Signed on: Mon, 12 Jun 2000 21:55:34
Margo Anderson
Camino, CA 95709
email: margo@directcon.net
Barabara Cartland's wonderfully clear yet romantic descriptions of period fashions caught my interest, sent me to the library to find out more, and influenced my eventual choice of career as a historical costumer. She will be missed.
Signed on: Mon, 12 Jun 2000 11:34:38
Dolores
West Chicago, IL US
email: dee@megsinet.net
I want to thank everyone for there interest in the Barbara Cartland books I had. I just want everyone to know that I have given them away. Thanks again Dolores
Signed on: Mon, 12 Jun 2000 10:58:53
Ramona L. Passarelli
Chicago, IL USA
email: rpassarelli@kpmg.com
I grew up literally with Barbara Cartland. My sister introduced me to her novels when she discovered me reading her Harlequin at age 11. I've always been a great reader and I still appreciate the trip back in time with Barbara's various sets. Barbara was also my greatest history teacher. From reading her novels, I was always ahead of my class in history, especially when it came to England and it's way of life, landmarks, events. Her death is regretable but I am confident that one day I will meet her.
Signed on: Fri, 09 Jun 2000 15:26:17
heidi simonsen
sørvágur, feroe island
email: www.heidi_simonsen.hotmail.com
hi
tank you barbara cartland for inspiring me with yours books and I hop I vill bye all yours books
tank you
love from
a 15 yaers old girl
Signed on: Fri, 09 Jun 2000 05:45:56
Ponam Kapoor
Somerset, NJ USA
email: poonam_k@hotmail.com
Signed on: Thu, 08 Jun 2000 13:28:59
MIRIAM WILLLIAMS
NEW ORLEANS, LA UNITED STATES
email: NEICEEPOOH@AOL.COM
I HAVE ALWAYS WANTED A PEN PAL IN OTHER COUNTRIES THAT LOVE THE BOOKS WRITTEN BY BARBARA CARTLAND, I HAVE SOME BUT NOT ALL OF HER BOOKS BUT I CAN CHECK AT LOCAL BOOK STORES AND LIBRARIES IN THE STATES. ALSO IF ANY OF THE READERS IN THE U.K. HAVE INFO ON BUYING ANY OF HER VIDEOS PLEASE WRITE TO ME AT NEICEEPOOH@AOL.COM AND WHO KNOWS WE CAN TRADE BOOKS FOR VIDEOS. TO ME THIS WILL BE A GREAT WAY OF MEETING NEW FRIENDS AND KEEPING THE MEMORY OF MS. CARTLAND ALIVE. I WORK FOR AN AIRLINE, WHO KNOWS SOMEDAY I CAN MEET SOME OF MY NEW FRIENDS. I HOPE THIS MEMO REACHES A LOT OF HER READERS HERE IN THE STATES ALSO AS WELL AS ACROSS THE WATER MY FIRST NAME IS MIRIAM, BUT MY NICKNAME IS NEICEEPOOH ITS PRONOUNCED (NEECEEPOOH)
Signed on: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 15:21:41
k a brown
ALEXANDRIA, VA USA
email: XSHOBIZ@EROLS.COM
hope you are feeling better and conquer the illness.
Signed on: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 13:49:36
Pauline and Caroline
London, England
We have been great followers of the wit and wisdom of Dame Barbara Cartland and were devastated to learn of her demise. While we understood her desire to have a private and sombre funeral we feel that her life should be celebrated and will therefore be hosting a memorial 'pink' garden party in her honour. We feel this is a fitting tribute and hope that others will follow our lead.
May she rest in pink.
True fans!
Signed on: Tue, 06 Jun 2000 11:05:31
MIRIAM D WILLIAMS
NEW ORLEANS, LA UNITED STATES
email: NEICEEPOOH@AOL.COM
A VOICE INSIDE ME SAID CHECK THE BARBARA CARTLAND SITE AND I AM VERY GLAD I DID. I ALMOST FELL OUT OF MY CHAIR WHEN I READ THAT SHE WAS GONE. I AM AN AFRICAN AMERICAN WHO LOVES HER BOOKS AND HAVE 2 OF HER VIDEOS, I WILL TRY AND ORDER MORE IF I CAN FIND THEM. I TOO KNOW OF HER LOVE OF THE COLOR PINK AND HER DOGS; THERE WILL BE ANOTHER LIKE HER IN OUR LIFETIME AGAIN. JUST THINK HEAVEN WILL BE A MORE LOVELIER PLACE TO BE, SHE IS NOW WITH HER BROTHER AND OUR BELOVED PRINCESS DIANA WILL NOW HAVE SOMEONE TO BE WITH TO SHARE THE LOVE OF LOVE. SHE WILL BE GREATLY MISSED.
Signed on: Mon, 05 Jun 2000 17:02:33
terri
st louis, mo usa
email: tnize004@aol.com
I love her books and wish they were still in publication here.
Signed on: Sat, 03 Jun 2000 20:55:50
Kathryn Falk
Brooklyn, NY USA
email: barrowlady@aol.com
I am the publisher of Romantic Times Magazine (www.romantictimes.com). Dame Barbara was my mentor and a dear friend for some 20 years. I was invited to her funeral, which was perfectly organized by her (years ago), and included takiing a leaf from her Queen Elizabeth Oak Tree (she is buried underneath it). I will be preparing an special tribute in the summer issue of my publication, and we're planning a Barbara Cartland Castle Tour in Great Britain for her 100th birthday/anniversary, July 90, 2000. If you would like to join the tour, or receive a copy of our publication (which reviews all romance novels) do contact me. I am visiting her son at Camfield Place on the 23rd of June. If you see this week's issue of "US Magazine," not only are the dates of her life over the logo on the front cover, but there is a half page tribute inside, with a quote from me. The last time I saw her, I said, "Barbara, you will probably live to be the oldest woman in the world," and she said"I don't want to be, because all my boy friends have passsed over!" She was brilliant, kind, and a treasure. Kathryn Falk, Lady of Barrow, email: barrowlady@aol.com
Signed on: Thu, 01 Jun 2000 23:37:31
Emily
TN USA
email: HorseRydur@aol.com
Barbara Cartland is a great writer! Although I am only 12, I have a high reading level and read THE LION THE WITCH AND THE WARDROBE (The Narnia series)by C.S. Lewis by 1st grade, and I'm one of the lives she's touched. I have only begun reading Barbara Cartland's books because I happened to stumble on a book that I hadn't yet read at my house (that was a miracle) and it was one of her novels. I sat down and read it in one night. The next day, I went to the library and checked out all the Cartland books I could find, which was only seven. I was hoping they would keep me happy for a while, but they only lasted for a week. And that's where I am today. I'm hoping that another library has some others of her books that I can read. She's the greatest author I know of!
Signed on: Wed, 31 May 2000 19:03:05
Ann McIntosh
Houston, TX USA
email: ann_mc@email.com
I have read Barbara Cartland for many years, but in recent years not as much as earlier on. I have always been fascinated by history and she brought it to me like no one else has done. Plus, in a time with concern about AIDS and other diseases brought about by sex, her novels have been a breath of fresh air to those who want to read about what real love can be.
Signed on: Wed, 31 May 2000 11:39:04
sapna khurana
New Delhi, India
email: sapnaitc@yahoo.com
We will always remeber you Barbara
Signed on: Tue, 30 May 2000 01:51:33
Diana
Memphis, TN USA
email: digrover@hotmail.com
I have read a few of Barbara Cartland's books and I understand your desire to find all of her books. I grew up in the North and found alot of her books there as I moved farther South I saw less of them. When I was still in high school I tried to find most of Dame Cartland's books. Now the different stores usually have the reprints with new covers. Good luck in your search.
Signed on: Mon, 29 May 2000 22:28:17
Olwyn Keir
Canberra, ACT Australia
email: Olwyn,keir@dotrs.gov.au
There was nothing like the Dame Nothing you can name The world will never be the same Without our favourite Dame Barbara Cartland !! Goodbye and God bless to a wonderful lady.
Signed on: Mon, 29 May 2000 21:21:17
LuAnn Sleeper
Columbia , MD U.S.A.
email: Loonsign@aol.com.
I send my condolence to the family of Barbara Cartland. She shall be missed and her books shall not be fade forever. I ve enjoyed reading her books since 1980's-old and new books. I would like to say in my words to tell her in my spiritual thought: "Thanks Barbara for the books it was an inspirational historical romance stories and you were the best writer."
Signed on: Mon, 29 May 2000 10:49:31
Sandy Parris
Duncan, SC USA
email: syparris@bellsouth.net
I have been a big Barbara Cartland fan since I first saw "A Hazard of Hearts" and "Duel of Hearts". I have since been fortunate enough to collect 260 of her books. I have never read one of them that I did not LOVE! I am still lokking for them all the time. This is one person that I will mourn for a very long time. This world was a far better place for having such a fabulous Lady in it. Anyone that knew her or was able to read just one of her books is all the better for the experience. Thank you so very much for having this page.
Signed on: Mon, 29 May 2000 01:36:07
S. Crowley
Sydney, NSW Australia
email: stephcrowley@hotmail.com
I am in my last year of high schooland I am reseaching Barbara Cartland for my final drama individual performance assessment. If anyone could possibly help me with some information or intimate details so that I can make this performance come alive I would be very grateful. Could you please email me this information. Thankyou
Signed on: Sun, 28 May 2000 23:01:31
b.okumus
Ankara, Turkey
email: b.okumus@mailcity.com
There is no comment
Signed on: Sun, 28 May 2000 13:05:03
Anita
I began reading Dame Barbara Cartland's novel in Chinese when I was in primary school. It was not until I became a high school student that I start reading the English originals and I became her fan eversince.
Signed on: Sat, 27 May 2000 22:59:16
Linda Louise Walker
Pittsburgh, PA. United states
email: mathakathrn51@yahoo.com
Ms.Cartland will be very much missed. She was always lovely, beauitful, even until she was up in age. Alway lovely. Her books were decent to read, I didn't have to worry about shameing myself, after reading. As always a happy ending. I will continue to read her books, I'm sure there are many I have not read. Thank you, Ms Carland.
Signed on: Fri, 26 May 2000 14:06:02
Jan Lugenbuhl
New Orleans, LA USA
email: janlugenbuhl@webtv.net
I had the immense privilege and pleasure of being interviewed by BBC World Service Radio this past Sunday on Dame Barbara's writing, style and influence, after news of her passing. Never, ever, in my wildest dreams did I think I would be interviewed by the BBC, but as a fan I was pleased to be able to express my love, respect and admiration for this lovely, romantic, patrician lady who provided us with an exquisite "dream world" of courtly manners, glass coaches, princes on white horses and chaste maidens who were worthy of marrying into this realm. She was in love with love, and in love with life, and she knew that these two were synonymous. She is in Good Hands now, and we'll always have her magnificent novels. God Bless. Much love, Jan
Signed on: Fri, 26 May 2000 13:32:16
Star Warford
Marathon, TX USA
email: star@overland.net
I just found your page and am so happy that you have compiled all this material. Upon reading of the death of Barbara Cartland, I feel a sense of loss. I have read her books since 1971 and have collected quite a few. They have served as a never failing avenue to end depression or just pain "feeling bad." What a marvelous lady she was.
Signed on: Fri, 26 May 2000 13:04:37
Michelle
Werribee, Victoria Australia
email: chelli@metrocs.com.au
I did a search on Barbara Cartland's name hoping to find a list of her books but when i saw this sight i had to sign the guest book to let you know what a great sight this is Congratulations
Signed on: Fri, 26 May 2000 05:14:20
S. Thomas
Edmonton , AB Canada
email: stsaus@aol.com
Your site on Barbara Cartland is very nice. I found it useful in many ways. Thank you for putting it together.
Undoubtedly, she was a very prolific writer, and her books are immensely popular world-wide. She will be certainly missed by people of all ages all over the world.
I have a couple of questions: (1) Has any of her novels won any literary awards? (2) Out of her 723 novels, which ones would be considered the top 5 or 10?
If anyone would care to answer, I would very much appreciate it.
Thanks again, for an excellent info centre on this remarkable lady of our times. Best wishes.
S. Thomas
Signed on: Fri, 26 May 2000 00:30:54
Kit East
USA
email: kit.east@angelfire.com
I have some Barbara Cartland autographed memorabilia. If interested in buying, please e-mail. Kit
Signed on: Thu, 25 May 2000 22:42:54
Raeann
Napa, CA USA
I was saddened to hear of Barbara Cartland's death. Her prolific writing made her seem ageless and the sudden announcement of her death was almost hard to believe. I grew up reading BC books and I am SO glad she NEVER compromised her belief in purity before marriage. In spite of living in an age when virginity is thrown away in a moment and sex outside marriage is accepted and even expected, she refused to let the level of her characters sink to that depth and continued. She will be missed.
Signed on: Thu, 25 May 2000 16:02:32
Merlie M. Alunan
Tacloban City, Philippines
email: viswrite@mail.evis.net.ph
The passing away of Barbara Cartland is almost like the end of an era, the end of romance such as she conceived it. I wonder how the relationship between men and women would shape up in the future. We are dealing with too much reality. Too much ugliness. Too much sorrow. Too much anger. Too much pain. In her novels Barbara provided an escape into a world where human redemption is possible.
Romance will never be the same again. Perhaps we will never ever see it the way Barbara painted it for us. Reality will toughen our sensibilities and make us cynical. Is this good for us? Only time will tell. But I suppose her books will survive, if only because we cannot stop dreaming of the possibilities she spreads before us in her stor
Signed on: Thu, 25 May 2000 12:47:16
pepper bradley
auburn, al USA
email: aum20000@yahoo.com
sorry such a great talent has gone on, yet i am happy in knowing she left behind a timeless legacy in her books.
Signed on: Thu, 25 May 2000 11:37:38
Natalie Bull
I thought that your website was interesting and informative. I live in Nottingham,England and I'd just like to give my congratulations on making such a great website. All the best,I am sorry but I do not have an e-mail address.I am writing this from school.I am 14. Bye,Nat
Signed on: Thu, 25 May 2000 04:29:31
abbey
manila, philippines
email: abbeyroad.insierto@usa.net
Honestly, I don't know what to say. I'm still mourning the passing of a dear friend, the best one I've ever had. I've been reading Dame Barbara's books since I was 15 years old. That's 12 years ago, in fact. I will surely miss her...Now, I would treasure her books even more. I will take good care of them so that future generations in my family would be able to read her books, enjoy them and give them the satisfaction it had given me through the years. Good bye dear friend, I know that you are now happy and contented. You are a great person whom we all looked up to regarding your views on love and marriage. We'll surely miss you!!!
Signed on: Thu, 25 May 2000 02:53:49
Sarah
London, England
Missed by many, Remembered by all.. at least she is now with her beloved Diana.. A lady to remember.. I hope I can still wear pink and loads of makeup when I am 98.
Signed on: Wed, 24 May 2000 23:24:55
carrie
lucas, Iowa
email: bmarts@crosspaths.net
I was so saddened to hear of the death of my favorite author she will be missed but her romance lives on in the hearts of everyone who reads her books. I hope to pass my love of barbara cartland to my two daughters. Im looking to finish my collection of her camfields novels if anyone has any extra you can email me bmarts@crosspaths.net
Signed on: Wed, 24 May 2000 16:54:19
NANCY ROTH
OCEAN CITY, MD USA
email: PSUNR@AOL.COM
I WANT TO THANK YOU FOR YOUR FANTASTIC WEB SITE. I HAVE BEEN SEARCHING FOR YEARS A COMPLETE LISTING OF HER WORKS. YOUR LISTING HAS BEEN A BIG HELP.
IT IS A SAD TIME, LOSING A WONDERFUL AUTHOR, AND MORE IMPORTANTLY A GOOD FRIEND.
HOPE YOUR ONGOING ILLNESS IS BETTER, AND YOU ARE RECOVERING.
I WILL BE CHECKING YOU SITE ON A REGULAR BASIS.
Signed on: Wed, 24 May 2000 09:36:28
Daisuke_ueki
kumamoto, japan
email: daisuke_ueki@excite.co.jp
Thank you for open these preciouse pages/ I pick up articles for my homework . let me allow good by
Signed on: Tue, 23 May 2000 20:11:25
Dr Chris Alvarez
St Crois, USVI
email: drchristna@aol.com
I am doing a stroll down memory lane. At 40 years of age I can still claim to have read and enjoyed her books at a time in my teenage life when things where bad at home and all I had then was her books as a means of escaping from my troubles. I discovered her books by accident at the local library and was hooked instantly. Normally, I did not really believe in a "Happily ever After". Through reading her books it was a possibility. After finish reading one of her books I always had a smile on my face because they brought such joy in my life. Once in awhile, I would still come across a book and naturally I would buy it immediately and still after all these years her books would still have me smiling at the end. I am sorry, that I never took the time to write her to say what her books mean't to me. When I get to heaven I will be sure to let her know. May she rest in peace.
Signed on: Tue, 23 May 2000 11:32:27
R Mirarchi
Berala, NSW Australia
email: rosamirarchi@ozemail.com.au
The world will be a sadder and less romantic place without Barbara Cartland. She will be greatly missed but then we are very lucky as we can pick one of her books and escape into the beautiful world that she created for us. May she Rest in Peace.
Signed on: Tue, 23 May 2000 04:24:01
Cherine El-Dib
Cairo, EGYPT
email: cherine00@yahoo.com
I used to read Barbara Cartland's novals since I was 14 (that was a long time ago!), I got them from my school's library & read them in French. When I read she died I took the shock as if I knew her personaly. She will be greatly missed. P.S. Wouldn't you consider having an on-line library for her books on her Home Page (like eHarlequin.com), I'm sure it will be widely appreciated by her many fans.
Signed on: Tue, 23 May 2000 03:49:14
Randy Reed
Bricktown , NJ USA
email: RRB1148@aol.com
I wish I had found this homepage earlier, rather than the day after Dame Barbara's death. I just loved Dame Barbara. She was an extraordinary woman--they just don't make them like her anymore.
Signed on: Tue, 23 May 2000 01:34:34
Barbara Ferretti
Florence, I Italy
email: b.ferretti@mailcity.com
Twenty years old when I'm really young, I had start to read a Barbara Cartland book "the Castle of Fear" and I felt that it was a really company for me. It was a difficoult age 13 years olt! And since that moment I look forward any book of her. During my life when I need to relaxe or dream I take a book from my library I've got 150 books up the moment that MONDADORI (a famous book production in Italy) stopped to introduce new book of B.C. without any explanation. Now I'm married, happy, work in a famous company like Chief Sales Manager and all my like I'm looking for a gentle person, education morijarty that feel love like the start of a story not only start with sex! I want to thank BARBARA CARTLAND with her company during my life because she helps me to stay a romantic girl in good sense to find anything else other materials values. Good bye. Barbara.
Signed on: Tue, 23 May 2000 01:14:49
Angela Tilbrook
Milton Keynes, Bucks England
email: tilbrook@fsmail.net
I looked up your page because I always had a great fondness and a lot of Admiration for barbara Cartland. I have never read any of her books, so will have to start. I wonder do you know which was her first novel published, and which is the last she wrote? Also is she a record holder to have written so many novels?
Angela
Signed on: Tue, 23 May 2000 00:53:41
Howard Scott McKague
Toronto, on Canada
email: madming@sympatico.ca
As A board member of The Pekin Palace Dog Club and a Great admirer She will be missed She was a great inspiration Sincerly
Howard Scott McKague
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 20:22:26
Helen Clark
Rathdrum, Id. U.S.A.
I have over two hundred of her books , please write me for a list. I will sell them any quanity very reasonable. Please write me at this address.
Helen Clark
Box 907
Rathdrum, Idaho 83858
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 19:25:46
Connie Crook
Gainesville, fl usa
email: connie_Gainesville@yahoo.com
Hi Reda, Thanks for the beautiful tribute for Barbara Cartland. I hate to admit that I have not had the pleasure of reading any of her books, but I will see that I do. I looked through all my books, and I have "many", and I could not find any Cartland's. I would love to see a list of her books. Maybe someone will E-mail me here in Florida. I would really appreciate that. I'm looking for pen-pals. I'll write more after I have picked up my first book. Best wishes.
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 17:25:24
D'Arne Hartkopf
Melbourne, Vic Australia
email: lotion@ozemail.com.au
Home Page: http://www.ozemail.com.au/~lotion
I would just like to add my condolences to your own with the passing of the extraordinary Dame Barbara Cartland,to those who may be too young to remember Dame Barabara fought with great courage and conviction for causes close to her heart, she brought joy into the lives of countless thousands with her books but let us not foreget her fight to help the gypsies, the animals and her endearing lessons in her writings to make us aware of how to help ourselves with vitamins and herbs and hence improve our health,safe journey dear lady, D'Arne
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 16:37:37
ams
los angeles, ca 90046
email: aman2hgnks@aol.com
rest in peace barbara :-)
anyone looking for books, try ebay and amazon.com auctions. they have tons of them....
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 16:31:49
Sac, CA
email: CABEAUTI@aol.com
I have a collection of hardback gold edged books by Barbara Cartland I wonder where I could sell them. Thanks January L.
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 14:49:46
brenda
This is a note to all of Dame Barbara's family and fans. She will be greatly missed. All of heaven will suddenly be pink.
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 14:17:29
Mariam
NJ USA
email: jnk71@yahoo.com
I am glad that there is a sited dedicated for Barbara Cartland. My sisters and myself have read a no. of her novels. I still miss not reading her novels. It mentally transports me to a world of courts, romance, dance etc. She really is the Queen of Romance.
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 13:12:33
Benjamin Hugh Mackay
Oxford, United Kingdom
email: B.H.Mackay@wlv.ac.uk
I mourn the death of Dame Barbara. she talked much sense and stood up for the Christian values of decency. I also loved her pink satin and the lovely dogs
Lots of love
Hugh xxx :)
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 13:02:28
Alexa Marcano
Trujillo Alto, Puerto Rico,
email: alevic@edupro.net.pr
I've been reading Barbara Cartland novels since I was sixteen and I love them, but I've always read them in Spanish. I use to collect them, but unfortunately I gave them away when I left home for college. Later, I started to exchange old novels in a magazine stand, so now I only own a few. I'm trying to get other books, but they seem to be scarce. If somebody knows about a hispanic publisher for BC books I'd appreciate you contact me, although I can also read them in English it is more difficult to get them here.
Congratulations for this site.
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 12:55:11
Sonia Capelli
San Donato Mil.se (MI), Italy
email: sonia.capelli@tin.it
Home Page: http://members.xoom.it/bc_fans/
Sono veramente affranta alla notizia della sua morte. I suoi romanzi mi hanno tenuto compagnia per tutti gli anni della mia adolescenza ed ancora oggi li rileggo pensando con affetto a ciò che hanno significato per me un tempo. Grazie di tutto, Dame Barbara Cartland.
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 12:10:40
Yvonne Stephens
Ponte Vedra Beach, FL USA
email: jasrunner@aol.com
My first visit to the Barbara Cartland Home page was and still is a tremendous schock, because it was the day after she died. It is as losing a friend, someone who has tought me so much, who has shared so much, and was a great example to me and many others in this hard world. The kindness, the obvious guidelines between good and bad, the historical facts and the general education in her books were for me a guideline to live my life. I only have about 50 books, but I am trying to get more. The many times I have visited the places Dame Barbara described in her books, I had the feeling it was not the first visit. It felt like a familiar place. Her descriptions were so accurate and lifely. I will keep on searching for books. She will always be with me, and with all of her fans thruw her books
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 11:25:20
Helaine R. Freeman
Little Rock, AR USA
email: helaine_freeman@adg.ardemgaz.com
Hello! I, too, am a Barbara Cartland fan and have been one since elementary school, when I became tired of the kiddie books and began reading my mother's books. I, too, own quite a few Barbara Cartland books ... Can't tell you bow many; I'll have to count. After divorcing and moving to a small apartment, I came really, really close to discarding them a couple years ago. I am glad I didn't. Every now and then I pull a book out and reread it.
I'm sure Cartland's books have been ridiculed by many. Yes, the plots often seemed the same. Yes, she perpetuated that old double-standard when it came to the sexes. She was definitely a nationalist; and a couple of the books indicated more than a bit of racism (I am African-American). But I couldn't help it; I enjoyed the novels. And learned a lot about history, especially historical fashion. Until reality clunked me on the head in my adult years I, too, thought I'd find a prince and be able to stay "virginal" until I found that prince. Ah well ...
I am a columnist for the Arkansas Democrat-Gazette newspaper in Little Rock, and was saddenend to find her obituary in our Monday paper. My column for Sunday, May 28, will be dedicated to her.
Helaine R. Freeman
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 11:18:00
Henning Gall
Giessen, Germany
email: Henning.Gall@med.uni-giessen.de
i feel so pitty, she died.
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 04:59:50
Ian
London, England
email: IEdgar@excite.com
Home Page: http://yeahate.tripod.com/mission.html
I was just on my way to work when I heard of the sad, sad death of Barbare Cartland, the queen of romantic fiction and lover of the colour pink.
She sold over a billion books and in her own words wrote "only about love, real love and NOT ABOUT sex". She was putting out books since 1923 and their were so many good ones, so beautifully written.
My dear friend, Paul Isaacs, British journalist has always loved her work and will be devestated. He wrote a review in the London Times that spoke of a "evanascent relic who knew true romance" and I think he meant it.
My love to Barbar and to Paul.
Rest in Peace.
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 03:27:32
miranda rayner
London, England
email: miranda.rayner@uk.abnamro.com
Hi,
I too collect Dame Barbara's books, in a very small way. I usually pick them up at charity shops and boot sales. I do not know how many I have as I have not counted. I have yet to come across a book where she used my name for the heroine though I live in hope as obviously it would qualify as it ends with an a as all her heroines' names did. My favorite books are the early ones such as Elizabethan Lover and Loves is an Eagle. I do have one book published under her true name of Barbara McCorquindale.
Miranda
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 02:58:49
Nanci
USA
email: Guerisseuse@aol.com
To whom it may concern:
I am sorry to report ( 5-21-00) that Barbara Cartland passed away after a short illness. It was mentioned in the news that she had written 723 novels and that over 1 billion had been sold worldwide. She was 98 years of age .This lady with such a flair for life , will be missed...
Signed on: Mon, 22 May 2000 00:33:20
Mildred
Long Branch, NJ United States
email: msmith2572@yahoo.com
I learned quite a bit of history from reading Barbara Cartland novels and will always be grateful for her belief in marriage before sex.
Signed on: Sun, 21 May 2000 23:00:11
Charlene Pittman
Tampa, Fl USA
email: cop513@concentric.net
I have 342 of her books. It's nice to see that someone took the time to create a web page with this information. Hats off to you. I've talked to her the phone a few years back and she's was a very "down to earth" woman.
Signed on: Sun, 21 May 2000 21:28:40
diana simmonds
Sydney, nsw Australia
email: hrhdiana@ozemail.com.au
Condolences on the death of a grand old lady - and thanks for an informative site.
Signed on: Sun, 21 May 2000 19:08:55
ROSEMARIE ROCHA
HARRISON, NY USA
email: JNECS@EARTHLINK NET.
I DINO'T RED THE BOOKS BUT I KNOW MS CARTLAND ON TV SHE MY REST IN PIECE
Signed on: Sun, 21 May 2000 19:02:09
Mary Louise Millner
Aberdeen, WA USA
email: millnerml@hotmail.com
How I loved Barbara Cartland and her novels. I cant believe she's gone. She belongs to another world...a world that I understand in the deepest recesses of my heart...the world of the past, of true love...Oh! How we needed her and her novels. For me her books,"her children" will live forevever.
Yours, Mary Louise
Signed on: Sun, 21 May 2000 18:35:00
Leslie
Miami, FL USA
email: llatouch@bellsouth.net
Hi, I like your pages and I am sorry to read that you are ill. Since you openly mentioned it, I do not think it rude to ask what your illness is.
I ask because I am in remission from a disease by taking a lot of vitamins. They are not the ones of Barbara Cartland's, I do not think.
With the passing of Dame Cartland, your books will be very be harder to find. She wrote 723 books. Perhaps a bookstore in Great Britain could help you to track down a list or her publisher would be glad to help you.
I hope you get better.
Leslie
Signed on: Sun, 21 May 2000 18:11:24
Anna Boutou
Athens, Greece
email: aboutou@hotmail.com
Dear Mrs.Tomason,
I write to you after the "Queen of Romance" left this world. May be you know that Dame Barbara believed in life after death, so let's hope that she will continue writing her rose-tinted stories in heavens. We all need some romance. Unfortunately, I have not read any of her books but I would like to do so as a tribute. She was so prolific! How many are her books? 623 or 723?
I found your site through bbc on line. I am sad to learn that you have problems by an ongoing illness as you say.Well, I wish you strength and I send you a hug and a smile!
Best regards,
Anna
Signed on: Sun, 21 May 2000 17:37:34
Lilly
1901-2000 - We'll never Forget u Rest in Peace
Signed on: Sun, 21 May 2000 17:23:15
Gloria Kimmet
Coos Bay 97420, OR USA
email: crickett_k@hotmail.com
I just heard of her passing today. I have read many of her books and enjoyed every one. We will miss her. 05/21/00
Signed on: Sun, 21 May 2000 16:57:12
Elliot
Oxford, Oxon Great Britain
email: elliotweston@hotmail.com
I may not have read any of her books and she may have had some odd views but it is a sad day. Babs RIP
Signed on: Sun, 21 May 2000 16:45:35
Sandy Chen
She's dead.
Signed on: Sun, 21 May 2000 16:22:22
Char Boshart
Ossineke, Mi. USA
email: char_jean@yahoo.com
Just read today that Madam Cartland has died. A lovely lady is lost forever, but her books will be around to read over and over again. My sympathy to her family.
Signed on: Sun, 21 May 2000 15:41:57
Myriam Peres
Rio de Janeiro, RJ Brazil
email: mirica@uol.com.br
I love Barbara Cartland. Myriam Peres
Signed on: Sun, 21 May 2000 15:17:07
Sally Beslanwitch
Billings, MT USA
email: Sally_Beslanwitch@msn.com
Was looking for a list of BC's books and found your page. I purchased a box of about 125 of her books today and wanted to inventory them. Maybe you can email me with information about what one's are the most sought after and hard to find. I do a lot of selling on ebay and don't want to ask too much or too little for them. Thanks for your time. Sally
Signed on: Wed, 17 May 2000 21:57:49
Luba
St.Petersburg, Russia
email: luba.ermachenko@styrochem.ru
I am shocked, do you so childish to read BC? I like love stories (I am woman and sometimes need to read and cry on book). But BC???? She writes about things she does't know! Never she studied history, cultutre or something else. She is ignorant person
Signed on: Mon, 15 May 2000 00:23:36
rakhshinda
MIRAMAR, FL USA
email: r2khshi@yahoo.com
hi,thank's god i got ur e-mail address.i am ur big fan.i love what u write.i have read many books of ur's & i like the way u write.do reply.i will be waiting.
Signed on: Thu, 11 May 2000 13:05:06
f.zohra
casablanca, morocco
email: will.shakespear@caramail.com
Home Page:
salut. c'est f.zohra.j'aime bien ton truc d'imagination,et surtout le truc romance. et ben je suis la et je ne sais koi dire. j'ai déja lu 198 of ur great stories,n i likr it very much
Signed on: Thu, 11 May 2000 12:57:30
Dolores Ellicock
West Chicago, IL US
email: dee@megsinet.net
My mother-in-law has over 500 books for Barbara Cartland. She is looking to give them away to anyone that my want them. You would only have to pay for shipping charges. she has been collecting her books for a little over 20 years. If interested in them please e-mail me.
dee@megsinet.net Thank you
Dolores
Signed on: Wed, 10 May 2000 14:46:35
Amber
Mountain Home, ID USA
email: freefall1977@aol.com
My mother and I have been trying to collect Barbara Cartland books published by the Bantam Books. My mother started when she was quite young and I have started where she has left off. We both enjoy reading Miss. Cartland's outstanding story's. I also fell like I get to travel to the new and exciting places with each character. I have found most of Barbara Cartland's books at the Salvation Army stores and a Rainbow Book store. My mother also found some books at yard sales. If anyone could help me find more of the Barbara Cartland books published by Bantam Books it would be of great help. Thank you so much for this page. Barbara Cartland is one wonderful and magnificant writer.
Signed on: Wed, 10 May 2000 12:50:03
Mary
Scotland
email: Nevtrav@fsnet.co.uk
I've collected Barbara Cartland books for years. I get many out of print ones in charity shops. I particularly like learning about the different points of history that she portrays so well. She does her research so thoroughly.
Signed on: Sat, 06 May 2000 09:32:16
Mary Luedders
Lincoln, Ne USA
I really enjoy the books by Barbara Cartland. I don't believe I have quite as many of her books as you do. She is the only fictional author that I read. I really enjoy the era that she writes in. Mary
Signed on: Fri, 05 May 2000 17:30:37
Edie
Dewsbury, United Kingdom
May I congratulate you on your wonderful site. As a pensioner living in Yorkshire, I find great comfort in reading Dame Barbara's books. Having read her books for the past 40 years, I feel as though Dame Barbara has become a personal friend. I, like Barbara take great pride in my appearance and feel honoured that once Barbara signed my copy of 'Helga in Hiding', she commented on my lovely lipstick! It was one of the highlights of my 85 years.
May you continue to write your heartwarming novels, dear Barbara.
Signed on: Fri, 05 May 2000 10:28:10
Lilia
Cancun, Q. Roo Mexico
email: liliagarcia@prodigy.net.mx
You can´t imagine the thrill I feel when I find this site of my favourite author. I have been reading Dame Barbara´s books since 1988, I am a truly fan of her. Her books just make me feel so right. I started my own collection with some of my mother´s books, they are from 1980, they were published in Mexico monthly until february 1996. I have around 250 titles, and I am still looking for more, but it is really difficult to find them. I will continue my search because now I know that I am not alone. Congratulations.
Signed on: Fri, 05 May 2000 01:03:27
Kimberly Eklund
Grayson, GA USA
email: Kady@bellsouth.net
I was thrilled to see a website dedicated to providing a forum and information regarding the greatest of romantics...
Signed on: Fri, 28 Apr 2000 14:56:56
lisa
Phillippines
email: lisalima@usa.net
i too have been collecting Barbara Cartland novels since high school and have at least 200 titles! but the problem here in the Philippines is that her books are no longer sold in book stores and are therefore very very hard to find.
Signed on: Thu, 27 Apr 2000 08:33:33
Elena Magana R.
Estado de Mexico, Mexico
email: elenam@uomail.com
Hi,
I consider myself as a really fanatic of BC novels, my own collection counts within 260 novels. I live in Mexico and in here is quiet dificult to get them. I would like to keep in touch with some others BC fanatics around the world. My e-mail direction: elenam@uomail.com. Best regards!! Elena
Signed on: Wed, 26 Apr 2000 07:56:17
Lilly Ramirez
Ca US
email: Varuna001@aol.com
I thought I was the only that adored her books!!! I actually started reading her books when I was 13 and lived in Puerto Rico. I believe I had about 75 of her books and left them behind when I came to the States. I now read mostly about science but when I have a chance I enjoy her books as I did when I was young. There is something so pure and beautiful in every story she writes that now I am also looking around for her books. I'm glad I'm not the only one out there.=)
Signed on: Wed, 26 Apr 2000 00:32:10
Kalisto Lee
ashkelon, israel
email: kalisto_lee@yahoo.com
I can only say that i love barbara. i plan to colect all her books if i can. im now looking 4 some one to sell or give me the book named "The Black panther" who ever who can even lown me that book i would apriciate u making contect with me by the e-mail below.
Signed on: Sat, 22 Apr 2000 13:30:03
Tamara Reyes
Philippines
email: tamara_ph@yahoo.com
Hi, I am so happy to know that there are lots of Barbara Cartland's fans out there. I also loved reading her books but, as some of you have observed, its not really that easy to find her books in the market.
I just hope that someone would make her books available online.
Signed on: Wed, 12 Apr 2000 22:57:19
Monica
Perth, WA Australia
I am glad to see you are not embarrassed to admit what a pathetic cow you are to be engrossed in books by Barbara Cartland. I will surely add this site to my list of 'pathetic sites by morons' and come back and laugh at it often Monica
Signed on: Wed, 05 Apr 2000 23:55:34
Amanda
la, ca usa
email: Aman2HgNKs@aol.com
I am interested in seeing the figurines that have been mentioned in some of the previous guest book signings. Does anyone have them for sale or trade? I haven't seen them before....please email if interested, thank you!
Signed on: Wed, 05 Apr 2000 21:16:00
aman2hgnks
la, ca 90046
email: aman2hgnks@aol.com
i haven't been to this site in a long time, but i wanted to pass along a tip for readers and collectors...check out www.ebay.com and type in barbara cartland for the search...i've been finding tons of books and the prices have been reasonable...also, i am willing to trade..i have double and triples of paperbacks...email me if interested...
Signed on: Wed, 05 Apr 2000 20:39:43
Liz Brown
MD USA
email: lizbrown44@hotmail.com
I have an extensive collection of Barbara Cartland paperbacks. Most, if not all are in excellent condition. I am in the process of cataloging them. I have over 300 that I have been collecting since 1979. I will be interested in selling the entire collection. Hopefully I will have my entire list ready for e-mailing within the next month. If anyone is interested please feel free to e-mail me and I will be happy to see if I may have any books that may be of interest.
Signed on: Wed, 05 Apr 2000 18:26:16
chad gumby
ukiah, ca usa
email: red@hotmail.org
I hate books I hate books they are a waste of you time
Signed on: Fri, 31 Mar 2000 20:03:00
abbey
manila, philippines
email: abbeyroad.insierto@usa.net
I was just a teenager when I first saw a book by Barbara Cartland in our school library. It was purely accidental. Actually, I was looking for a different book (a Mills & Boons) when I saw Dame Barbara's book. I got interested because of the cover. As I've nothing to do and the book I was planning to borrow was out, I decided to borrow the BC book instead. The title of the book was "Kiss the Moonlight." Since then, I've read every single BC book in our library. In short, I got hooked and have searched every bookstore I know just to buy her books. So far, I own over a hundred BC books and I never get tired of reading them. I still read every single one of once in a while to refresh my memory. I would surely die if I do not read a book of her for a day. Now, I'm now 29 yrs old,happily married and have been blessed with 2 wonderful children. My eldest is a girl and vows that she would also read BC books when she grows up. I'm glad for I know that she would also enjoy reading them as I did. For those who will read this, pls feel free to send me an email. I'd appreciate it very much knowing that there are still people who loves Dame Barbara Cartland's books from all over the world - people who still believe the old-fashioned love, pure and eternal, the Barbara Cartland way.
Signed on: Thu, 30 Mar 2000 00:44:57
STACEY BELIAK
Toronto, Ontario, Canada
email: beliak@netcom.ca
I was amazed to see how many people in my age group read Dame Barbara's books. I am in my mid-thirties and I have been reading her books since I have been 13 years old. I currently own about 350 of her books and I am continually looking for more. I am so glad that there are still young people in the world who appreciate old fashioned romance and I think this will keep her books going strong long after she has left us.
I have been also waiting for her to publish her new series of books, but I haven't found anything. Please let me know if anyone discovers anything new from her.
Thanks, Stacey
Signed on: Mon, 27 Mar 2000 20:37:37
dianne madden-lockhart
sciotoville, oh usa
email: dizzy_dianne@hotmail.com
Signed on: Mon, 27 Mar 2000 18:19:38
Sharon Beaver
Wheeling , WV USA
email: sbeaver@hog.net
I have been collecting Barbara Cartland books for years and have about 300. Some are doubles but I read them so much that I need doubles of some. My favorite is The Taming of Lady Lorinda which I have gone through one and am working on my second coppy.
Several years ago I read one of her books about a young English girl that wound up in America and was injured. This girl was heavy and when she came out of her coma she was thin. He husband returned and no one told him that the girl he saw was his wife. I loved the book but had to give it back to the person who loand it to me. If you or anyone knows the name of that book please let me know.
I'm still finding Barbar's books at flea markets and yard sales but they are getting few and far between.
Do you think it would be possible to get Ted Turner to rerelease the movies he made?
Keep up the good work with this web site.
Sharon Beaver
Signed on: Sun, 26 Mar 2000 18:45:38
Cherrie
Baguio City, Philippines
email: tierri@yahoo.com
Hi! Yours is a great website!
I have been reading and collecting BC novels since I was in high school. I find them very entertaining and keeps you reading to the end, and not to mention an added bonus of free lessons in history! It is really a pleasure to find people who share your passions! I live in the Philippines where few of her books come out, and so, I'm very interested with the books you are trading...can I just pay for them instead of trading? If so, please tell me how much and tell me your terms. Please e-mail me. I'd be waiting!
Thanks and Keep up the great site!
Signed on: Sun, 26 Mar 2000 01:26:35
LaVerne Dwight
Philadelphia, Pa United States
email: madear46@msn.com
I have only read a few book by barbara cartland but since i can't seem to get my hands on any new ones , iread the old ones over and over again. Every time i can Really feel and see what the characters see . That is the work of a great writer.
Signed on: Sat, 25 Mar 2000 21:08:47
russu
Limoges, France
i read one of your books. In french it was : sur le sable chaud d'Hawaï. For at this moment i search it, but i didn't find it. I liked to know what is the title in american. I find it was a very good story about love. All the Men dream of love.
good day,
Irina
Signed on: Thu, 23 Mar 2000 12:14:10
sharon davis
west plains, mo usa
email: dandd@wpcs.net
I have a barbara cartland collection of at least 400 and due to moving I would sell it for 400.00 is anyone is interested. I have always loved her books and read almost everyone that I have.
Signed on: Tue, 21 Mar 2000 10:09:42
Maureen
Alberta, Canada
email: delong@telusplanet.net
I have read Barbara Cartland for years. I collect her books, I have nearly 400. Anyone have any to trade or sell? I love history and the notes at the front of the books are great! The list of books on this site has helped tremendously to see what I am missing and to find the duplicate titles eg.After the Night is the same book as Toward the Stars. Thanks for this website. Maureen
Signed on: Fri, 17 Mar 2000 11:53:19
Angela Brabson
NC USA
email: patootles@yahoo.com
I have read and collected Barbara Cartland books since I was 12 years old. I am 26 now and still love them. I have over 250, mostly the Bantam editions. I thought I was the only person that loved them. I was so glad to see I was wrong.
Signed on: Wed, 15 Mar 2000 11:01:06
Kimberly Hale
nampa, ID united states
email: khale@micronpc.net
Signed on: Tue, 14 Mar 2000 12:17:58
MICHELLE
RICHMOND , VA USA
email: KDGIRL20VA@AOL.COM
Home Page: http://www.angelfire.com/nb/AvalonForever
LOVED YOUR WEBSITE!!!PLEASE VISIT MINE IF YOU HAVE THE TIME THANKS!HAVE A GREAT DAY!!!!!!
Signed on: Sat, 11 Mar 2000 22:50:27
Susel
Providence, RI USA
email: Susel@brown.edu
I found this page at random, but my mother and I are also avid collectors of Barbara Cartland. She used to read her stories in Spanish in women's magazines and I have been hooked since I read my very first novel "Punishment of a Vixen" at the age of 10. We have collected a good 300+ books as well and I have kept a list (although not as thorough) of what we own. It would be great to see if you have any books we don't and vice versa, thus adding to our collections. I have to say, for those of you looking for her novels, we have had our best luck finding her books at used bookstores!
Signed on: Sun, 05 Mar 2000 22:56:33
Donna Kelly
Warrnambool, vic Australia
I am not connected to e-mail yet byt will be soon. I would like to communicate with people in England as l have a fascination with life over there, I would like to travel there one day and see the stately homes there and think what life was like a hundred years ago. We have one mansion here in Victoria called Werribee MAnor and is very some of the houses in England. The information in the books has come in handy as l am a trivia buff in Royalty and l have read a lot of royal biographies. Though some of the books are much the same, l am having trouble getting them. l reckon l have read 400 of them and l just can't get them in the shops. so any body that wants to email me l will be online in a few weeks 6/3/2000.
Signed on: Sun, 05 Mar 2000 21:03:24
Sumiko Sato
Tokyo, Japan
email: zwol32@ibm.net
Hi, I am Sumiko Sato from Tokyo.
As I recently enjoyed the used video tape;THE LADY AND THE HIGHWAYMAN,I would like to know any information on the movies of Barbara's romantic stories furthermore. So, thank you so much for your very useful notices.
In Japan, the Barbara's romantic novels have been published by SANRIO since April 1985. The total number of the translated ones into Japanese is 180 titles until March 2000 except 10 titles from LIBRARY OF LOVE and a biography; I REACH FOR THE STARS.
Thank you again and kind regards,
Sumiko Sato
Signed on: Sat, 04 Mar 2000 21:47:33
carrie marts
lucas , iowa
email: bmarts@lucasco.net
I have extras willing to trade for some i dont have im about 80 away from having all the camfields novels . i also have bantams pyramids ect.. also am willing to sell the extra also thanks
Signed on: Fri, 25 Feb 2000 15:29:52
izzie
tutong, brunei
email: whizzy_k@yahoo.com
plz sent me more info about the books cos it is hard to find here.
Signed on: Thu, 24 Feb 2000 00:04:11
D.M.O.
MEMPHIS, TN
email: DANA9O1@WEBTV.NET
HI. I read a B.C. book years ago and have since lost it and I can not remember the name. It is about a young girl from a poor family who is trying to find her two younger sisters husbands. She contacts a very distant cousin who is a Duke and talks him into sponsoring her sister's in exchange for a necklace the last of her late mother's jewlery that she saved from her gamester father. Of course she ends up in love with the "Distant Duke." Can anyone help me with a title?
Signed on: Wed, 23 Feb 2000 22:00:23
jay blaesing
Mi. USA
email: locket@torchlake.com
I can hardly believe how much your Cartland site has grown, reta. This is a great site for Cartland fans and you provide a valuable service for those who are looking to buy /sell/trade books, to find her books on video and for her fans to be able to talk to one another about her and her stories. I have 1 or 2 batches of books to sell, but am selling in batches by publisher. 76 Pyramid and about 34 Library of Love . Great place to visit, Thank You, J.
Signed on: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 17:33:38
Beth Reimer
Taneytown, MD USA
email: beth.reimer@bdk.com
Signed on: Tue, 22 Feb 2000 12:13:42
Jo Ann Bridgeforth-Hunter
Monsey, NY United States
email: RavennaB@aol.com
I too am trying to find Barbara Cartland books and have been having so much trouble finding the very old ones. I had about two hundred but they were lost in a fire. I have been seaching for replacements for the last 3 years. Could you give me some ideas on where you can find them?
Signed on: Mon, 21 Feb 2000 20:01:19
Penny Lewis
Junction City , KS United States
email: pennyann@oz-online
I too have been collecting Barbara Cartland Books since I was a teenager. I have about as many as you do if more. Your book lists will come in handy. I have been searching for a place where I can continue to collect from since there is a shortage of used book stores here. Thanks for your useful home page!
Signed on: Sun, 20 Feb 2000 11:54:03
Judy
Latrobe, Pa. USA
Enjoy reading her books also. Have been doing so for several years. I always enjoy a good romance. A good old fashioned one.
Signed on: Sat, 19 Feb 2000 19:41:36
see-3po
email: see-3po@caramail.com
Hi !
Honestly, i'm not a fan of Dame B.Cartland... But i accidentaly met her recently in Helmsdale, so i was interested in knowing a bit much about her !
cool site !
Signed on: Thu, 17 Feb 2000 15:39:29
Elena Magana Rodriguez
Mexico City, Mexico
email: elenam@uomail.com
I have my own colletion of her novels too. And I would like to get in contact with persons who like this kind of novels.
Signed on: Thu, 17 Feb 2000 14:52:47
Roberta
Ciudad de México, México
email: gasdor@starmedia.com
Hola, mi nombre es Roberta y conozco la literatura de Barbara Cartland desde hace ya muchos años y he madurado con ella desde los 18 años y aunque mi lengua natal es el español, su primer libro que lei War & Love en ingés me fascino y me ha inspirado sus demas libros tanto traducidos como en su lengua original en mi vida y desarrollo personal.
Te agradezco esta página pues con ella he podido agrandar mi colección de Barbara Cartland que ya cuenta con casi 450 titulos diferentes de ella en ingles y 400 en español.
Larga vida y prosperidad.
Signed on: Wed, 16 Feb 2000 21:15:11
michaela parker
perris, ca usa
email: starcrest@peoplePC.com
Signed on: Mon, 14 Feb 2000 03:21:52
Pauline Blyth
Sunderland, U.K.
email: blythjppefjp@cwcom.net
Hi! Barbara Cartland is my favourite author.I have 367 of her novels so far. Your web page is great too. Love Pauline Blyth. 13th February 2000
Signed on: Sun, 13 Feb 2000 08:54:23
Pauline Blyth
Sunderland, U.K.
email: blythjppefjp@cwcom.net
I am an avid collecter of Barbara Cartland's Romantic Novels I have collected about 350 of them in the last 10 or so years. I enjoy the historical novels the most, and have about 300 favourites! P.S. I am 45 years old and I am finding it difficult to get more titles now.
Signed on: Sat, 12 Feb 2000 11:01:38
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