the two writers may have been aiming at somewhat different markets. eliza warren's advice was suitable for households with just one servant. in her books especially, she encouraged frugality and was concerned with "moral management of the home". some journals, like the "churchman's shilling magazine", ran stories about young adults who learned domestic budget management from reading mrs. warren's books. meanwhile, mrs. beeton and other victorian writers on household management implied that their middle-class readers had a variety of servants and leisure to entertain and socialise.