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Yes, Mama

4.00 ( 353 Ratings by Goodreads)
Yes, Mama

Yes, Mama

4.00 (353 Ratings by Goodreads)
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Published: 6 March, 2000
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From the author of four bestselling autobiographies and a number of equally successful novels, comes another moving tale.

A triumph of innocence over hypocrisy…

Alicia Woodman was born into a home that should have been filled with comfort and joy. Her mother Elizabeth was bright and vivacious, Humphrey Woodman was a prosperous businessman. But Alicia was not Humphrey’s child and he would have nothing to do with her, and before long Elizabeth, too, turned her back on her daughter.

It was left to Polly Ford, widow of a dock labourer, to bring Alicia up, to teach her to say ‘Yes, Mama’ and to give the child the love she so desperately needed. In a hypocritical society full of thin-lipped disapproval, Alicia would learn that the human spirit can soar over adversity and that, though blood may be thicker than water, love is the most powerful relationship of all…

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Type Book
ISBN13 9780006174707
ISBN10 0006174701
Number Of Pages 368
Item Weight 190 g
Product Dimensions 111 x 178 x 23 mm
Publisher / Reseller HarperCollins Publishers
Format paperback
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Praise for Liverpool Miss:

‘Records of hardship during the Thirties or earlier are not rare; but this has features that make it stand apart’
Observer

‘The story of a young girl’s courage and perseverance against adversity… warm-hearted and excellent’
Manchester Evening News

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Author's Bio

Helen Forrester was born in Hoylake, Cheshire, the eldest of seven children. For many years, until she married, her home was Liverpool, a city that features prominently in her work. For many decades, she made her home with her husband and son in Alberta, Canada. Helen died in 2011 aged 92.

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