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A Pocket with a Hole
Brenda Bullock was born in 1940, in a little suburb of Birmingham. This vivacious memoir of what it was like to grow up in the 1940s and '50s is one that will strike a chord with many: Brenda's family were not at all wealthy but were not desparately poor; living in a semi-detached house in a cosy and for the most part, harmonious community. However Brenda's early childhood was dogged by ill health and long stays in hospital. The book ends with Brenda achieving the necessary 'A' levels to go to Leicester University ...
A Tryst in Time
Read Eugenia Riley’s Time Travel Romance Masterpiece on its 30th Anniversary for an everyday low price! Announcing the 30th Anniversary of the classic love story that “broke the mold” and launched a new era of Time Travel Romances that continues to this day! Don’t miss Eugenia Riley’s passionate and emotional A Tryst in Time, a truly “Timeless” love story that begins in the Vietnam war era and takes the reader back to the post-Civil-War era in the Old South! ETERNAL LOVE, HEALING AND TIME TRAVEL IN GLORIOUS OLD SOUTH LOUISIANA! In a spooky antebellum mansion along River Road, two anguished souls are drawn together across time. Both Sarah and Damien have lost a brother to war, o...
Hairspray
HAIRSPRAY: THE COMPLETE BOOK AND LYRICS OF THE HIT BROADWAY MUSICA
The First Wives Club
Three first wives band together to take their due from the men who used them, abused them, and then dumped them.
Pocket with a Hole
Brenda Bullock, brought up on a council housing estate in Sheldon, holds up a mirror to Birmingham in the 1940s and 1950s: she tells of the games played then in the streets: hopscotch, queenie, marbles, skipping, roller skating. She takes us back to school life during and after the war, to what it was like to be sick before the advent of the NHS and antibiotics; the struggle to make ends meet and find enough food to put on the table; the pawn shop, hiding from the rentman - all the experiences shared by so many children of the '40s and '50s, all illustrated by line drawings of the old Birmingham landmarks by architect, Matthew Bullock.
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