When I Were a Lass: Snapshots from a Time that Political Correctness Forgot

A girl's view of the 1930s, 1940s, and 1950s, from the same team behind When I Were A Lad and When I Were A Nipper

Jampacked with nostalgic photos from a time when little girls were made of sugar and spice and all things nice—except sugar was rationed so it was more likely to be beetroot, this nostalgic trip includes scary dolls, miserable trips to the seaside, donkeys, and that essential fashion item, gym shorts. This look back through barely-held-together rose-tinted glasses reveals, through a series of vintage photos, a time when radio and gramophones were the only distraction, toys were few and far between, a doll was a thing to be treasured, and a trip to the seaside was a grand adventure.