Autobiography
Learning to Swim
$33
wistful musings of a 70’s girl
Mum often called me ‘Giggle Gertie’. Apparently giggling Gertie was an old euphemism used to describe excitable children. Mum also said that I lived in my own little world. I wouldn’t say it was little. I say it was rich and diverse. A significant part of Australia’s transformation post World War II was ‘the baby boom’. I’m part of that group, the boomers, and I lived my teenage years in the ’70s. This book is mainly about me and my place in history during the first chapter of my life. Before it changed forever.
Specs:
248 x 210mm, 272 pages, PaperbackISBN:
978-0-6458708-0-0Author:
Cheryl WillissPublisher:
Cheryl Williss
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