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‘Pam Ayres is absolutely essential to British humour’ Mail on Sunday
‘A national treasure’ Daily Express
Delighting her fans for more than four decades with her mischievous wit and wry observations, this is a classic collection of poems and monologues from Pam Ayres, which takes us back to where it all began. From the nostalgia of her 1950’s childhood, conjuring up images of hand-knitted swimming costumes and suet puddings, through Pam’s four years in the WRAF where she discovered the joy of performing, to poignant reflections on motherhood and watching her children grow up. With These Hands provides a profound and hilarious insight into the joys and tribulations of daily life, as recorded by the nation’s favourite poet.







Our Exagmination Round His Factification for Incamination of 'Work in Progress'
Chameleon
Being Human
Winter Recipes from the Collective
Insistence
Collected Poems and Drawings of Stevie Smith
The Silvering
Swansea Automatic
Selected Poems
Spiritlands
Poems of the Dead and Undead (Everyman Pocket Poets)
101 Poems About Childhood
Counting Backwards
Hansel and Gretel
The Sea Migrations
Bridge 116