Little Bastard

Name: Little Bastard
Brand: Simon Corbin
SKU: BK_ACX0_153938UK
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Little Bastard

By: Simon Corbin

Narrated by: Callan Durrant

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Two brothers in conflict. This is London, 1977.

Little Bastard follows two feuding brothers over a six-month period in 1977 - from the Queen's Silver Jubilee to Christmas. Jason, the older brother, models himself on James Dean, rides a motorbike and enjoys easy success with girls. Younger brother Robin - known to Jason as "LB" Little Bastard - is sensitive, introspective, hero worships Marc Bolan, and fixates on Jason's girlfriend, Cherry.

As their mother looks on in despair, tension builds between the siblings....

"Perfectly brings to life the atmosphere of the 70s. A very funny book yet with serious depth." (Gerry McCullough)

Coming of Age

Fiction

Literature & Fiction

Funny

Comedy