Jam Butties and a Pan of Scouse by Maggie Clarke - ISBN: 9781409166764
Paperback
Liverpool grit and heart: a family’s uplifting fight for survival.

Jam Butties and a Pan of Scouse

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  • Paperback

    256 pages

  • Release Date

    10 January 2017

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Summary

JAM BUTTIES AND A PAN OF SCOUSE is a gritty yet heart-warming memoir set against the backdrop of Liverpool’s tightknit working-class community. From tenements to docks, from the hardships of a broken family to the devastation of war, this is a wonderfully uplifting true story of a close-knit community and a family determined to survive.

At the tender age of 11, Maggie finds herself the matriarch of the family when her Irish mother runs off with another man. Leaving school at 14 to wor…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781409166764
ISBN-10:1409166767
Author:Maggie Clarke, Cathryn Kemp
Publisher:Orion Publishing Co
Imprint:Trapeze
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:256
Release Date:10 January 2017
Weight:240g
Dimensions:24mm x 128mm x 196mm
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Jam Butties and a Pan of Scouse by Maggie Clarke - ISBN: 9781409166764
128 × 196 mm
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A4
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Critics Review

This gritty memoir… is both an inspiration and an eye-opener.– Pam Norfolk , LANCASHIRE EVENING POST

This gritty memoir… is both an inspiration and an eye-opener. – Pam Norfolk * LANCASHIRE EVENING POST *
This is the fascinating memoir of 95-year-old Maggie Clarke… and it’s an at time heart-wrenching tale of family trauma, hardship and happiness grabbed in stolen moments. It’s also an insightful chronicle of an ever-changing city. * CHOICE MAGAZINE *

About The Author

Maggie Clarke

Cathryn Kemp is the SUNDAY TIMES bestselling author of WE AIN’T GOT NO DRINK, PA and A FISH SUPPER AND A CHIPPY SMILE. She has written across the spectrum of the British press, and in 2002 won the Peter Wilson Award for Journalism before running her own, highly successful press agency. She is also the author of PAINKILLER ADDICT for which she won the Big Red Read Prize for non-fiction in 2013.

Aged 95, Margaret Clarke is sprightly and lives in London. Along with her daughter Eileen, she is keen to keep the memories of Liverpool alive through her storytelling.

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