{"strong"=>["‘An accomplished and intensely evocative memoir … A journey of courage and determination … Joining the Dots… will become in time an integral part of our understanding of postwar Britain’ Daniel Kynaston, Books of the Year, Observer"]} How has Britain changed — politically, economically, socially and culturally — in the postwar era? Both lyrical and personal, social historian Juliet Gardiner’s memoir Joining the Dots is the accessible and empowering living history of a mid-twentieth-century woman who grew into a world so different from the one she was born into. The book is also a wider study of class, sexual choice, motherhood and marriage, feminism, family planning and professional ambition. An essential read for anyone interested in gender equality and modern history.
