You Can See the Angel's Bum, Miss Worswick! is an uproarious autobiographical work by Mike Harding that serves as the first volume of a projected trilogy. Set in the village of Crumpsall-on-Irk, Manchester, starting in 1944, the story follows Harding’s earliest years surrounded by eccentric family members, including a grandmother who accused piano tuners of being Adolf Hitler and a grandfather who believed the world was shaped like a banana.
The narrative charts his childhood journey from living in an air raid shelter during the final stages of WWII to his humorous misadventures in the Wolf Cubs and primary school, ultimately concluding with his arrival at puberty. Copiously illustrated by Banx, the book is known for its whimsical tone and "bundle of laughs" style characteristic of Harding's stage performances.
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