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Bravemouth

by Pamela Stephenson (2003)

About this book

Mrs Billy Connolly's tale of a more-than-usually extraordinary year in the life of living with her husband offers an insider's view of his filming, his charity works, his 60th birthday party, the TV and includes personal insight into what makes him tick, and what makes her tick (it's her year too).

Setting / LocationGlobal
Story EraModern Era
Protagonist / CoreBravemouth Lead Character

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