The Breadmakers Saga by Margaret Thomson Davis

The Breadmakers Saga by Margaret Thomson Davis

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The Breadmakers Saga by Margaret Thomson Davis

The Breadmaker's Saga follows the story of a Glasgow working class community living through the dark days of the Depression and the Second World War. Clydend, McNair's Bakery and the surrounding tenements, are all vividly and absorbingly depicted, as are the lives and loves of people like Catriona, a young woman trying to cope with an overbearing husband; the foreman baker Baldy Fowler and his tragic wife, Sarah; Alec Jackson, the philandering insurance salesman; and a host of other colourful characters, who face up to the ordinary challenges of life and the extraordinary challenges of war with honesty, optimism and hope. 'All human life is there, laughter and tears together.' The Scotsman 'Mrs Davis catches the time with honest-to-goodness certainty.' The Guardian 'Simply written with an exceptional quality of understatement, it wins instant sympathy.' Glasgow Evening Citizen 'A Glaswegian equivalent of Coronation Street.' Daily Express
"'All human life is there, laughter and tears together' The Scotsman 'Mrs Davis catches the time with honest-to-goodness certainty' The Guardian 'Simply written with an exceptional quality of understatement, it wins instant sympathy' Glasgow Evening Citizen 'A Glaswegian equivalent of Coronation Street' Daily Express"
Margaret Thomson Davis is one of Glasgow's favourite novelists. She is the author of more than 20 novels, including The Clydesiders Trilogy, Double Danger, Goodmans of Glassford Street and Red Alert.
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ISBN 13 9781845024161
ISBN 10 1845024168
Title The Breadmakers Saga
Author Margaret Thomson Davis
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Binding Type Paperback
Publisher Bonnier Books Ltd
Year published 2012-03-16
Number of pages 600
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