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Erdal Deniz radyodinle — I thoroughly enjoyed this second installment in Kathleen Dayus's autobiography, and fairly galloped through it. Katie's recreation of life among the poorest Birmingham people between 1913 and 1945 is both poignant and funny. The life lead by Katie and her family was unbelievably difficult, misery piled upon misery, yet there are some highly entertaining moments too. The stuggles Kathleen had to endure just to survive are incredible, even sacrificing her children to the Barnardo's home to give them all a chance. I was shocked by just how draconian and inflexible the Barnardo's people were, and how difficult it was for Kathleen to get help from the Parish relief. This is a must for anyone interested in the social history of England during this period, and certainly a fascinating read for all Brummies. I am now looking forward to reading the third installment.