Modern life in Britain for sixties kids can be hard, as the four teenage daughters of Frank Taylor know all too well. Filled with family drama, their ordinary lives are a push and pull between modernity and tradition, and the changing world around them will leave its mark... It falls to Frank to keep his teenage daughters happy. While at first Joan, his wife, was content with her role as wife and mother, but as the years go on and her sixties kids grow into rebellious adolescents, disillusionment threatens. With increasing family drama in the household and the struggles of the ordinary lives of the working class outside their door, this is the story of thirty years in the lives of the Taylors, their triumphs, tragedies, and everything they go through. This book is a fascinating insight into recent history and modern life in Britain.