Born in wartime Britain, Alan Bradley's life unfolds through humour, hardship and heartfelt memories. From strict schooling and street adventures to sporting triumphs and first loves, this memoir vividly captures growing up in post-war England.
When tragedy strikes with the sudden loss of his father, childhood gives way to responsibility and resilience. As he navigates poverty, rebellion and change, a passion for music begins to shape his future.
Honest, witty and deeply human, Ooh yer bugger is a nostalgic and moving account of family, loss and the experiences that define a life.