1942. All across Britain, people's lives have been altered by the war, and for the girls of Woolworths it's no different.
Elaine Everest was born and brought up in north-west Kent and has written widely - both short stories and features - for women's magazines. When she isn't writing, Elaine runs The Write Place creative writing school in Dartford, Kent, and the blog for the Romantic Novelists' Association. Elaine lives with her husband, Michael, and their Polish Lowland Sheepdog, Henry, in Swanley, Kent. She is also the author of The Butlins Girls and The Woolworths Girls.
Expect trouble and strife . . . and a big Christmas helping of love
and goodwill as we join the girls for a seasonal visit to our
favourite Woolworths store
*Lancashire Evening Post*
A real Christmas treat
*Choice*
Fabulous ... heartwarming
*Take a Break*
A warm, tender tale of friendship and love . . . sweet as a Woolies
Pick 'n' Mix
*Milly Johnson, author of I Wish It Could Be Christmas Every
Day, on The Woolworths Girls*
Heartwarming . . . a must-read
*Woman's Own on The Woolworths Girls*
A lovely read
*Bella on The Woolworths Girls*
Elaine brings the heyday of the iconic high-street giant to life in
her charming novel
*S Magazine on The Woolworths Girls*
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