White Boots & Miniskirts - A True Story of Life in the Swinging Sixties

The follow up to Bombsites and Lollipops

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Jacky Hyams

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In the follow-up to her bestselling memoir Bombsites and Lollipops, Jacky Hyams takes a look back to the years that changed Britain forever. A time of miniskirts, sexual-freedom, and spies from behind the Iron Curtain. White Boots and Miniskirts is a down to earth, honest perspective of a fast changing world, told with wry humour by a woman in search of love and success in the most exciting city on the planet...

Author Biography:

Jacky Hyams is a Brighton-based journalist and Sunday Times bestselling non-fiction author. She has written over ten non-fiction books, including three personal memoirs about post-war London in the 50s and 60s and several historical titles, The Female Few, exploring the unique role of Britain's female Spitfire pilots in WWII, Bomb Girls: Britain's Secret Army, the hidden WWII history of Britain's female munitions workers, and Spitfire Stories, published in 2017.

Release date NZ

February 4th, 2013

Author

Jacky Hyams

Audience

General (US: Trade)

Pages

268

Dimensions

129x198x18

ISBN-13

9781782190141

Product ID

20760604

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