This is a true story of two brothers growing up in Liverpool during the late 40s and early 1950s.
They
were stigmatised from an early age because they came from a broken
home. Growing up in state sponsored poverty, they used their imagination
to stay ahead of their antagonists. Trouble always seemed to stalk them
from the shadows. Their story traces them through a comical journey of
poverty, mayhem and mischief during their early years.Even at school the
bigots raise dtheir ugly heads in the form of teachers. Not once did
they weaken, they fought for their place in society that had written
them off as no hopers. Truly a story of bigotry and definace, yet they
stayed close to each other, fought shoulder to shoulder and gave as much
as they got even at such young age. Not having birthdays or even a
decent Christmas did not deter them, it was what they were used to.
After leaving school they drifted apart for 40 years until they met up
again and decided their story should be written.
What of them now,
well they came through it all with their heads held high. Today, yes the
memory is still there but it doesn't hurt anymore and life has been
good to those two brothers over the years.
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Tuesday, March 20, 2012
FREE -- US & UK Kindle Edition -- Me an our Kid by Michael Yarwood
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