
Bluebells and Tin Hats
Having to leave school at fourteen years of age Louisa was unsure what her employment options were, but she knew she didn’t want to be a servant all her life.

Having to leave school at fourteen years of age Louisa was unsure what her employment options were, but she knew she didn’t want to be a servant all her life.
Caught up in the clash of old and new traditions during the nineteen thirties; and unable to change her mother’s entrenched belief that working in service was her best career choice, Louisa finds herself working away from home in a job she detests. The impact of a mining explosion in Wrexham and the arrival of a young man from Liverpool changes Louisa’s life forever. The years leading up to and through world war two pushes Louisa down a turbulent path of tragedy and love.