Bournville

Set in the Birmingham suburb of Bournville, this novel traces seventy-five years of social and cultural change through the life of Mary and her family, against the backdrop of a famous chocolate factory. Spanning major historical events and shifting societal landscapes, the story explores how these changes impact family dynamics and national identity. From wartime Britain to the modern era, the book offers a nuanced, insightful portrait of Britain and its evolving sense of self.