My Huckleberry Friend and Me (Paperback)

A way of life, a way of growing up, began to change as the 1950s clicked over to the Swinging Sixties, as the TV era evolved. It wasn't exactly an age of innocence - mischief aplenty included pilfering and poaching, gang fights, and discovering sex - but it was an age of comparative freedom. Parents didn't worry about paedophiles or political correctness. The fun, the excitement, the learning was to be had outside, not in front of a computer screen. These rascally tales are irreverent, funny, and politically incorrect. Not so much Cider With Rosie as Tizer With Terry ...