Molly Weir's Trilogy of Scottish Childhood
Shoes Were for Sundays. Best Foot Forward. A Toe on the Ladder
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Molly Weir grew up in the Glasgow tenements and in her much-loved autobiographical trilogy se vividly recreates the Glasgow of those days, and the courage and resourcefulness of the tenement dwellers. They were a proud and independent people who knew that life was for living and met every challenge with their best foot forward. Despite crippling poverty and overcrowding, life was also fun - from impromptu recitations to the delights of the annual fair. 'Molly Weir's Trilogy of Scottish Childhood' includes the three most popular volumes of her autobiography: - Shoes were for Sunday - Best Foot Forward - A Toe on the Ladder following Molly's charmed life up to the start of her stage career.
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- 1988
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- Title
- Molly Weir's Trilogy of Scottish Childhood
- Subtitle
- Shoes Were for Sundays. Best Foot Forward. A Toe on the Ladder
- Language
- English
- Authors
- Molly Weir
- Publisher
- HarperCollins Publishers
- Released
- 1988
- Format
- Paperback
- Pages
- 592
- ISBN10
- 0586200061
- ISBN13
- 9780586200063
- Series
- Rating
- 4.35 out of 5
- Description
- Molly Weir grew up in the Glasgow tenements and in her much-loved autobiographical trilogy se vividly recreates the Glasgow of those days, and the courage and resourcefulness of the tenement dwellers. They were a proud and independent people who knew that life was for living and met every challenge with their best foot forward. Despite crippling poverty and overcrowding, life was also fun - from impromptu recitations to the delights of the annual fair. 'Molly Weir's Trilogy of Scottish Childhood' includes the three most popular volumes of her autobiography: - Shoes were for Sunday - Best Foot Forward - A Toe on the Ladder following Molly's charmed life up to the start of her stage career.