Life in the Day

Hunter Davies' memoir, "The Co-ops Got Bananas!," was hailed as a classic. In his sequel, he reflects on his memories of the Swinging Sixties in London, becoming the editor of "The Sunday Times" magazine, befriending the Beatles, and interviewing famous celebrities. The book is a tribute to his life and career and a must-read for those who enjoyed the first book.

\n Format: Paperback / softback
\n Length: 384 pages
\n Publication date: 19 April 2018
\n Publisher: Simon & Schuster Ltd
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Hunter Davies' memoir, "The Co-ops Got Bananas!", which chronicles his childhood in Carlisle amidst the post-war dirt and grime, has been widely acclaimed as a classic memoir from one of Britain's foremost columnists of the past half-century. The book follows Davies' journey from his early days to his eventual employment at The Sunday Times, one of the world's greatest newspapers. In this eagerly anticipated sequel, Davies takes readers on a nostalgic trip back to the vibrant London of the Swinging Sixties. He reflects on his experiences as the editor of Britains first color weekend supplement, The Sunday Times magazine, his close friendship with the Beatles, and his memorable interviews with the biggest names in television, film, and theatre of the time.

Davies' memoir is not only a colorful and entertaining account of his life in the artistic heart of Britain but also an emotional and heartfelt tribute to his family, friends, and colleagues. He shares his memories of the people and events that shaped his life, including his close relationship with the bestselling writer Margaret Forster, who tragically passed away in February 2016. This sequel is a must-read for those who were captivated by "The Co-ops Got Bananas!" and provides a deeper understanding of the man and his remarkable life.

Hunter Davies' memoir, "The Co-ops Got Bananas!", is a captivating and heartfelt tribute to his life in the post-war era. Through his vivid storytelling, Davies transports readers back to the bustling streets of Carlisle and the vibrant cultural scene of London during the Swinging Sixties. His experiences as the editor of The Sunday Times magazine and his close friendship with the Beatles are particularly noteworthy, as are his memorable interviews with the biggest names in television, film, and theatre.

Davies' memoir is not only a nostalgic journey through time but also a reflection on the values and experiences that shaped his life. He pays tribute to his family, friends, and colleagues, and his love for Margaret Forster is evident throughout the book. The sequel, "The Co-ops Got Bananas!: The Sequel," continues to explore the themes of family, friendship, and creativity, and provides a deeper understanding of the man and his legacy.

In conclusion, Hunter Davies' memoir, "The Co-ops Got Bananas!", is a must-read for anyone who enjoys a good story and wants to learn more about the history and culture of Britain. It is a testament to the power of storytelling and the enduring impact of the people and events that shape our lives.

\n Weight: 288g\n
Dimension: 196 x 130 x 25 (mm)\n
ISBN-13: 9781471161315\n \n