What is a good book on WWII from the perspective of the British (or Allied) high command?

by likeblindwilliemctel

I just finished the Richard J. Evans trilogy ("The coming of the Third Reich", "The Third Reich in power" and "The Third Reich at war"), which I am thoroughly impressed with. It makes me curious as to the perspective of the British or Allied governments and generals of the time on the rise of the Nazis and the war that followed.

Can someone recommend further reading? It would be very much appreciated.

Hogaster

This isn't a solely British perspective, but check out "Feuding Allies" by William B. Breuer.