A Small Fish: Memoirs of a Survivor by Imelda P Smith

A Small Fish: Memoirs of a Survivor by Imelda P Smith

Home/Store/Subjects/Western Australian History/Perth Metropolitan Area
SKU 001169
AU$15.00
Out of Stock
Out of Stock
Product Details
Book Type: SECONDHAND
ISBN: 9781863681933
Book Condition: Very Good
Author: Imelda P Smith
Publisher: Fremantle Arts Centre Press
Place: Fremantle WA
Year: 1997
Format: Paperback
Pages: 336 pages
Period: 20th Century

Book Description

Secondhand. Very good condition. Minor wear to book corners and edges. Pages have started to sun.

The memoir of Pearl Smith, who grew up in the inter-war period in working-class Fremantle. She received a catholic education and was a factory worker before enlisting in the Women's Auxiliary Air Force in 1942.

In 1948, Pearl married prominent unionist Patrick (Jock) Smith. She began her autobiography after Jock died in 1992, revealing a problematic marriage.

In her memoir, Pearl writes as a survivor who has endured and eventually triumphed.

Show More
Share this product with your friends
ShareSharePin it
A Small Fish: Memoirs of a Survivor by Imelda P Smith
Home/Store/Subjects/Western Australian History/Perth Metropolitan Area
You May Also Like
It happened in Marble Bar by Joy Flegg with Roy Criddle
It happened in Marble Bar by Joy Flegg with Roy Criddle
It happened in Marble Bar by Joy Flegg with Roy Criddle
AU$23.00
Germaine Greer: Untamed Shrew by Christine Wallace
Germaine Greer: Untamed Shrew by Christine Wallace
Germaine Greer: Untamed Shrew by Christine Wallace
AU$17.00
Four Julias: One Hundred Years in York by Susan Ovens Groom
Four Julias: One Hundred Years in York by Susan Ovens Groom
Four Julias: One Hundred Years in York by Susan Ovens Groom
AU$17.95
Elizabeth Macarthur and Her World by Hazel King
Elizabeth Macarthur and Her World by Hazel King
Elizabeth Macarthur and Her World by Hazel King
AU$25.00
Mary Ann and Captain Piper: The Remarkable True Story of the Convicts' Daughter Who Became the Toast of Colonial Sydney by Jessica North
Mary Ann and Captain Piper: The Remarkable True Story of the Convicts' Daughter Who Became the Toast of Colonial Sydney by Jessica North
Mary Ann and Captain Piper: The Remarkable True Story of the Convicts' Daughter Who Became the Toast of Colonial Sydney by Jessica North
AU$21.00
  • Search Books
  • Favorites
  • Shopping Bag
  • Gift Cards
Display prices in:AUD
Skip to main content
Book Merchant Bookstore
Menu
Storefront
New Books
Subjects
Book Guide
Rewards
About
Happy Readers
Contact
Acknowledgement

© 2022 Book Merchant Bookstore 14 Thetis Link Dalyellup Bunbury Western Australia 6230

Terms & ConditionsPrivacy PolicyShipping & Payment InfoReturn PolicyAbout UsCookie settingsReport abuse
Made with Ecwid by Lightspeed