"Part of our war effort at Central Stores must surely have been in helping to keep people's spirits up. Even in wartime there has to be humour or we'd all be dead. Not from bullets but from sheer monotony."
The corner shop in the 1920s and '30s was much more than just a place to buy the groceries. It was a meeting place where familiar faces, on both sides of the counter, swapped stories and helped each other out. Hazel Wheeler grew up in her father's shop in Deighton near Huddersfield and recalls her memories of those times. She remembers the people, the goods they sold in the shop and a way of life that has now vanished.
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About the Author:
Hazel Wheeler was born and raised in Huddersfield where her parents and grandparents ran a grocery shop in Deighton for many years. She has written five books for Amberley Publishing. She now lives in Canterbury.
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"Part of our war effort at Central Stores must surely have been in helping to keep people's spirits up. Even in wartime there has to be humor or we'd all be dead. Not from bullets but from sheer monotony."
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- PublisherReminiscence Large Print
- Publication date2006
- ISBN 10 0753193620
- ISBN 13 9780753193624
- BindingHardcover
- Number of pages168
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