I can not understand why Children of Light is not better known. It's a wonderful read and is also an amazingly inclusive, understanding look at how English society and the English themselves have changed - what has been lost and found and lost again over the last 50 years. The fractured family's lives and loves stretch to cover the global revolution in manners and mores and show how, from generation to generation, we stretch to accomodate these changes and still keep something for ourselves and our children. It's so beautifully written, too, that it's one of those books I both want everyone to read and dread to lend...