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I T was on A Sunday night in 1928 that Billy Hopkins made his first appearand! Billy’s tenement home on the outskirts of Manchester would be considered a slum today, but he lived there happily with his large Catholic family, hatching money-making schemes with his many friends.
When war came, and the Luftwaffe dominated the night sky, Billy was evacuated to Blackpool. There he lived on a starvation diet while his own rations went to feed his landlady’s children - T might as well be in Strangeways!’ But even the cruel blows that were to be dealt to the family on his return to Manchester would not destroy Billy’s fighting spirit
- or his sense of humour.
Nostalgic, sad and funny, OUR KID recalls an upbringing and an environment now vanished.
OUR KID, originally published under the author name Tim Lally, was warmly acclaimed:
‘How wonderful to have a book like this.
A book...that pulls readers back to that different world... A glimpse of a lost reality’
MANCHESTER EVENING NEWS
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