The Kellys of Kelvingrove
By: by Margaret Thomson Davis
Contributors: Ulverscroft Foundation
Publisher: Magna Large Print
Published: 2012
Place of publication: Long Preston
Language: eng
Number of pages: 238
ISBN-13: 9780750535014
Subjects: Neighbors; Social life and customs; Manners and customs; Families; Fiction
Description: With a handsome police officer for a husband and a brand new house in a quiet street bordering Kelvingrove Art Gallery, Mae Kelly appears to have it all. Glasgow in the 1970s is proving to be a challenging place to live for some of her neighbours. All Paul Brownlee and Clive Westley want to do is live together but spiteful Reverend Denby is determined to make sure that won't happen. Meantime, Charlotte Arlington-Jones and her friend Gemma Ford are bitterly opposed to the Asian family on the street but when her daughter falls in love with an Asian boy, prejudices on both sides will test everyone.
Notes: Published under the auspices of the Ulverscroft Foundation.

Standard print ed. originally published: Edinburgh : Black & White, 2010.