Born into rural poverty in Cyprus as one of ten children, Costas reflects on the grit of survival, the leap of faith required to leave home for England, and building a multi-generational family foundation. A candid portrait of resilience, sacrifice, and a life lived with zero regrets.
Seen through the eyes of the children who lived it, this historical collection captures the sights, sounds, and quiet courage of Cheshire during the Second World War. From air raid sirens and steam locomotives to General Patton’s arrival and the emotional weight of absent fathers, these testimonies preserve a vanishing generation's lived truth.