A Shellshocked Nation : Britain Between the Wars by Alwyn Turner

A Shellshocked Nation : Britain Between the Wars by Alwyn Turner'Britain in the 1920s and 1930s pops to life in this often very witty chronicle of that jittery time' The Times'Alwyn Turner is the master of funny, engaging social history' Sunday TimesAfter the calamity of the Great War, there was a desire in Britain for escapist fun the lights of the Jazz Age, radio comedies and the pictures were a welcome respite from the grim reality of the Great Depression. Yet the storm clouds were gathering, and Britain

she realises that she will have to find the answers she needs on her own

dedicating their lives to humanity and justice

We begin with the last testament of William Shakespeare as he investigates the real-life murder mystery of his friend

' Guardian 'A work of spare elegance: refined

sometimes disturbing book that leads the reader to question our deepest-held beliefs

Gill Hornby's best book yet

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Their newest case: solving the mystery surrounding a highly suspicious death at the Hornville Museum

using her newfound fame and alias to aid the Resistance

Rhian set up a charity in the face of grief and fundraises through hikes