Embark on a journey through time with "A Childhood in the 70s" by Tim Glynne-Jones. This captivating book immerses you in the vibrant and contrasting landscape of the 1970s, a decade that overflowed with extremes and left an indelible mark on history.

The 1970s were a period of remarkable contrasts – from the chilling winter blackouts to the radiant heatwave of the Queen's Silver Jubilee celebrations. This era showcased the glitzy glam rock and the sleek monochrome of ska music. It oscillated between the austerity of the three-day workweek and the laughter-inducing escapades of the 'Carry On' films. The fashion of the time was equally diverse, featuring bubble perms, kipper ties, and ankle-swinger flares.

In the grand narrative of the 20th century, the Seventies emerge as the enigmatic black sheep – a decade misunderstood by many, yet beloved by those who experienced its unique blend of culture, politics, and pop. Through over 90 black and white photographs and a witty, moving commentary, this book captures the essence of an era that shaped and challenged norms.

As you flip through the pages, you'll encounter a decade defined by its quirks, controversies, and iconic moments. Whether you lived through the 1970s or are fascinated by its eclectic nature, this book invites you to revisit a time of both nostalgia and transformation.