Book in virtually mint condition. 128pp.

This study from the women of the Liverpool Women's History Group gives us a fascinating insight into their lives in the 1930s and 1940s. For most the 1930s was a time of extreme poverty, when women were virtually shackled to the home by the drudgery involved in bringing up large families without any modern appliances. The 1940s were characterised by the anxiety of war and separation, rationing and make-do and mend.