Charlotte's Diaries are more than just a series of sexual sensations; the continuous thread of the story of her life brings together the lesbian books a moving picture of the people and places surrounding her.
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Charlotte's Diaries are more than just a series of sexual sensations; the continuous thread of the story of her life brings together the a moving picture of the people and places surrounding her. Through her diaries she is seen not only as a very precocious and highly sensuous developing young woman, but it is obvious that she also sensitive to the feelings and dreams of others. It is this preoccupation of hers with how to interact, rather than just take or presume that sets Charlotte and her diaries apart. It is this attitude towards others that builds a responsibility in the maturing Charlotte which is appreciated by the woman she is first mentored by, Maud; then later by Emily, the Headmistress of Clifton College.
The diaries about recount Charlotte's travel in life from being a young woman, orphaned in tragic and violent circumstances, to mature individual responsible in turn for the correct mentoring of young minds that is never compromised or clouded by her very defined sexual predilections
