Even though Jennifer Jane Sherriff is a child survivor of the Second World War, her childhood was marred by the memories of her mother’s death and the atrocities of the war. Throughout her infancy and into her teenage years she faced challenges that many would find beyond their capacity to handle.
With such intense experiences during childhood and then later in her adult life, Jennifer came out stronger and confronted life head on. Her story of finding strength and courage amidst such misfortunes is worth sharing with the world.
Jennifer Jane Sherriff’s autobiography – Seen and not Heard: The Memoirs Of A Country Child – is a journey back in time when the troubles and problems faced by many children in post-war Britain, where overlooked.
When Jennifer lost her mother, her father believed that the family could only be complete with the addition of a new mother for her and her siblings. Pamela, her father’s land-girl, became her new mother. Despite this being a challenge for the whole family, Pamela’s presence helped Jennifer to recover from her mother’s death.
However, the entangled relationships and parenting pushed Jennifer into believing that she was responsible for her family’s problems. This burden of guilt is carried by many children going through similar phases in life. She has used the actual events of her life to convey messages about parenting, childhood issues, and war, all of which are the key to happiness for children and parents alike.
Seen and not Heard: The Memoirs Of A Country Child is published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform.
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