I really enjoyed this, I had heard of Grace and saw her on TV once or twice but knew little of her or her background as a person.
It really surprised me to know she came form such humble beginnings and had such an interesting childhood.
Grace absolutely loved food from an early age, every little eatable treat is discussed and remembered so vividly, fish and chips, bottles of pop, chocolate bars which always seems to be associated with her father.
Then as an adult while trying to make her way in the world her father is struck down with Alzheimers so she goes home to help with his long term care.
Funny, poignant and to a child of that era this will be instantly relatable.
From a modest start she has come to be so well known on TV and now we get more an insight into the lady behind the onscreen persona.
This will definitely be one to read for her fans or just people who are foodies in gerneral.
Brilliant.
It really surprised me to know she came form such humble beginnings and had such an interesting childhood.
Grace absolutely loved food from an early age, every little eatable treat is discussed and remembered so vividly, fish and chips, bottles of pop, chocolate bars which always seems to be associated with her father.
Then as an adult while trying to make her way in the world her father is struck down with Alzheimers so she goes home to help with his long term care.
Funny, poignant and to a child of that era this will be instantly relatable.
From a modest start she has come to be so well known on TV and now we get more an insight into the lady behind the onscreen persona.
This will definitely be one to read for her fans or just people who are foodies in gerneral.
Brilliant.