Do You Remember Growing Up in Liverpool?
A Nostalgia Quiz Book for Scousers: 500 Questions on the Streets, Shops, Footy, Music & Scouse Life of Days Gone By
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Narrated by:
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Pamela Taylor
Do you remember when the ferry chugged across the Mersey, when you played out in the jigger till the streetlights came on, and when a wet nelly from the bakery was the best treat going?
Take a wonderful trip down memory lane with 500 questions celebrating the Liverpool we grew up in.
Across ten friendly chapters, you'll revisit:
- The streets, docks and landmarks — from the Pier Head and Scottie Road to the overhead railway, the 'Dockers' Umbrella'
- The shops and markets — Lewis's, Blacklers and Blackie the rocking horse, St John's Market and Paddy's Market
- Scouse scran — blind scouse, wet nelly, Everton mints and conny-onny butties
- Merseybeat and music — the Cavern, the Beatles, Cilla, Gerry and the Pacemakers
- The footy — the Kop, Goodison, Shankly, Dixie Dean and the friendly derby
- The telly and local heroes — Ken Dodd, Bread, Brookside and Boys from the Blackstuff
- Work, the docks, and our own way of talking — the Scouse sayings only we understand
Every question is gentle multiple choice with four answers to choose from — no tricks, just the warm pleasure of remembering. Easy to listen to, with answers at the end of each chapter.
Perfect for playing alone or sharing, it makes a lovely gift for a Scouse mum, dad, nan or grandad — wherever in the world they are now — and is ideal for family visits, care homes and reminiscence groups.
So put your feet up, get the kettle on, and enjoy. Do you remember, la?
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