Mother's Seventh Daughter

Mother's Seventh Daughter

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Publisher's Synopsis

At four years old Violet was evacuated to live with strangers in South Wales. A loving Welsh couple took her and fostered her until 1945. This book tells her story. But the story really begins in 1924 in the words of her eldest sister. Amid the poverty and deprivation of the years of the depression in London Emily gave birth to ten singly born living daughters, raising them to be clean and respectable against all the odds. Violet's elder sisters have given an inkling of the social side of the old East Enders in Stepney. Violet returned to England and her forgotten family. She endured illnesses which only gave her more determination to succeed in life. She writes happily of her schooldays in England and relates how her disability was overcome, joyously, amongst people from far and wide.

Book information

ISBN: 9780722349120
Publisher: Arthur H Stockwell Ltd
Imprint: Arthur H. Stockwell
Pub date:
DEWEY: 942.084092
DEWEY edition: 23
Language: English
Number of pages: 176
Weight: 282g
Height: 141mm
Width: 211mm
Spine width: 11mm