Episode 3
Janice's love of learning is disrupted by adolescence and a new-found interest in boys. 1970s memoir read by the author.
Janice Galloway brings the brilliance of her fiction to bear on her memories of small-town adolescence. Janice's love of learning is about to be disrupted as she is thrown off the straight and narrow by a growing awareness of the opposite sex.
Read by the author and abridged by Sian Preece.
Produced by Eilidh McCreadie.
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