£9.95
Anne Hathaway
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Rationing, air raids, Anderson shelters, evacuees, making do and mending . . . This is Anne Hathaway’s account of her childhood in wartime Oxford. Only six years old when the Second World War began, Anne grew up in a large family, and her story relates how the war had an impact on them all, as well as the family-like community of which they were a part.
ISBN 978 07223 4995-3
Paperback – 160 pages
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Sandra Ward-Barber –
Excellent, easy to read highly amusing and insightful into the memories of child during the war. Liked reading about local areas and local people who lived through it! Would recommend it as it has a child innocence about it.
Sandra Ward-Barber –
Just read this book I know the area and I know the lady that wrote it. A good civilian insight into the war and I would recommend it for children touching on this subject at school. A nice relaxing read.