Memoirs Of An Ordinary Boy

Set against the backdrop of the London Blitz, the author recounts his childhood experiences beginning in November 1938. After their family home in Camberwell is destroyed, they relocate to Peckham, where they face new challenges as nearby bombings continue. Vivid memories emerge of watching 'Doodle Bug Bombs' with his brother Albert, capturing the tension and fear of wartime life. The narrative reflects resilience and the impact of war on family and community.