Barbara Cartland Non-Fiction books in order

Q: "How many books are in the Barbara Cartland Non-Fiction series?"

"There are 36 books in the Barbara Cartland Non-Fiction series, published between 1942 and 2002."

Q: "What is the first book in the Barbara Cartland Non-Fiction series?"

"The first book in the Barbara Cartland Non-Fiction series is Ronald Cartland, published in 1942."

Q: "What topics did Barbara Cartland write about outside of fiction?"

"Cartland's non-fiction covers a wide range, from etiquette guides and beauty advice to royal biographies and health food cookbooks. She wrote about vitamins, honey, romance writing craft, and the lives of figures like Christina of Sweden and Empress Elizabeth of Austria. Her memoir We Danced All Night recalls London society in the 1920s and 1930s."

Reading order

#	Title	Published	Author	Buy on Amazon
1	Ronald Cartland	1942	Barbara Cartland	N/A
2	The Isthmus Years	1943	Barbara Cartland	N/A
3	The Years of Opportunity	1948	Barbara Cartland	N/A
4	Etiquette Handbook: A Guide to Good Behaviour from the Boudoir to the Boardroom	1950	Barbara Cartland	Buy
5	Book of Etiquette	1950	Barbara Cartland	Buy
6	Etiquette for Love and Romance	1950	Barbara Cartland	Buy
7	The Fascinating Forties	1954	Barbara Cartland	Buy
8	The Outrageous Queen: A Biography of Christina of Sweden	1956	Barbara Cartland	Buy
9	Look Lovely, Be Lovely	1958	Barbara Cartland	N/A
10	The Private Life of Elizabeth, Empress of Austria	1959	Barbara Cartland	Buy
11	Vitamins for Vitality	1959	Barbara Cartland	N/A
12	Sex and the Teenager	1964	Barbara Cartland	N/A
13	The Pan Book of Charm	1965	Barbara Cartland	N/A
14	The Youth Secret	1968	Barbara Cartland	Buy
15	The Magic Of Honey	1970	Barbara Cartland	Buy
16	Health Food Cookery Book	1971	Barbara Cartland	Buy
17	Polly: The Story of my Wonderful Mother	1971	Barbara Cartland	Buy
18	Book of Beauty and Health	1972	Barbara Cartland	Buy
19	Woman–the enigma	1974	Barbara Cartland	Buy
20	Food for Love	1975	Barbara Cartland	Buy
21	Book of Useless Information …	1977	Barbara Cartland	Buy
22	Recipes for Lovers	1977	Barbara Cartland	Buy
23	We Danced All Night	1977	Barbara Cartland	Buy
24	Book of Love and Lovers	1978	Barbara Cartland	Buy
25	I Seek the Miraculous	1978	Barbara Cartland	Buy
26	The Light of Love: Lines to Live by Day by Day	1979	Barbara Cartland	Buy
27	Scrapbook	1980	Barbara Cartland	Buy
28	Romantic Royal Marriages	1981	Barbara Cartland	Buy
29	Written With Love: Passionate Love Letters	1982	Barbara Cartland	Buy
30	Keep Young And Beautiful	1982	Barbara Cartland	Buy
31	Book of Celebrities	1983	Barbara Cartland	Buy
32	The Romance of Food	1984	Barbara Cartland	Buy
33	Book of Health	1985	Barbara Cartland	Buy
34	I Reach for the Stars	1995	Barbara Cartland	Buy
35	Barbara Cartland’s Guide To Romance Writing	2000	Barbara Cartland	N/A
36	Barbara Cartland On Romance Writing	2002	Barbara Cartland	N/A

Barbara Cartland’s non-fiction output reflects the breadth of her interests beyond romance fiction. Her 36 non-fiction books include etiquette handbooks, beauty guides, health food cookbooks, royal biographies, and personal memoirs. We Danced All Night (1977) recalls her years in London high society between the wars, while books like The Magic Of Honey and Vitamins for Vitality show her enthusiasm for natural health.

Her biographical works cover figures from Christina of Sweden to Empress Elizabeth of Austria, and her later non-fiction includes guides to romance writing that draw on decades of experience producing bestsellers. The non-fiction rounds out a picture of Cartland as someone who had opinions about nearly everything and was willing to put them in print.

Frequently Asked Questions

How many books are in the Barbara Cartland Non-Fiction series?

There are 36 books in the Barbara Cartland Non-Fiction series, published between 1942 and 2002.

What is the first book in the Barbara Cartland Non-Fiction series?

The first book in the Barbara Cartland Non-Fiction series is Ronald Cartland, published in 1942.

What topics did Barbara Cartland write about outside of fiction?

Cartland’s non-fiction covers a wide range, from etiquette guides and beauty advice to royal biographies and health food cookbooks. She wrote about vitamins, honey, romance writing craft, and the lives of figures like Christina of Sweden and Empress Elizabeth of Austria. Her memoir We Danced All Night recalls London society in the 1920s and 1930s.

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Frequently Asked Questions

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