Sarnia Cherie

Pam and Paul Radford were born in Guernsey in the years immediately after the Second World War. Their childhood memories reflect an island still marked by five years of German occupation-a time that divided communities and left deep scars.This book offers an honest and engaging look at life in the twenty years that followed liberation, as Guernsey people balanced long-held traditions with the changes brought by post-war modernisation.Perfect for readers who enjoy:Social history and life in the Channel IslandsPersonal stories of resilience and communityMemoirs of post-war Britain and Europe