Summary:
The memoir reflects on the author's post-WWII childhood in rural England, detailing her family's resilience amid hardships and the shaping of her own path. It offers a poignant look at her family's history, the English countryside, and the seeds of her Maisie Dobbs series.
Key points:
1. Family History: The book stresses the importance of knowing one's family history, using Winspear's own family experiences during World War II and her childhood in England.
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