[CLOSED] Win a copy of The Ventricle of Memory - A Memoir

Win a copy of The Ventricle of Memory - A Memoir - In 1940 at the age of five, Shelagh Duckham was evacuated with her family to North Wales where she spent the war years. They moved to Washington D.C. in 1945 when her father was offered the post of British Agricultural Attach? to the U.S.A. The family was repatriated to England in 1950 and Shelagh’s teenage and university years were lived in a land of post-war austerity. In 1966, as ‘ten-pound Poms’, Shelagh emigrated with her husband and three small children from the city of Oxford to the small town of Levin. Describing the idiosyncratic characters of her parents and the many other interesting people in her life, Shelagh writes beautifully and insightfully about her childhood and early adulthood. The book is marked by a sly wit and an engaging candour as the future Massey University sociologist and writer surveys a life inhabited by memorable characters.’ NZ Listener, July 2017 The Ventricle of Memory, by Shelagh Duckham Cox. RRP: $34.99 To celebrate the book’s release we have a copy to giveaway to one lucky GrownUps member. To enter simply answer the following question in the comments section below: Where did Shelagh move to in New Zealand The winner will be drawn and notified via email.

This competition closes on Monday, 24 July 2017 at 11:59 PM AEST.