The Simple Life‪?‬

The Sixties. The Swinging Sixties. The Beatles. Carnaby Street.
Vidal Sassoon. Mary Quant. The Pill. The Permissive Society.
The Simple Life is a world away from all this. It is the story of a girl
growing up in Edinburgh in that decade. How am I supposed to love this
cried her mother when Rosie was born. She grew up with a permanent
void in her heart. Against all odds Rosie came to find that people
could love and respect her. From her radio interviews with people like
Frankie Vaughan and Andy Williams, Rosie now sits on influential
committees and has fulfilled her lifelong dream of meeting the Queen.
Her life begins solitary and somewhat sheltered, but blossoms as
she matures. Life throws numerous obstacles at her, as it does to so
many people, but she just gets on with things. Ever positive, ever
determined, Rosie has the innate ability to turn dire situations into
a source of marvel and enthusiasm. When her world plunges her
into the depth of despair, help comes through her circle of loyal
friends and Rosie never forgets the kindnesses bestowed upon her.
This is an insightful look at life and how to deal with it. You
will identify with many of the situations that beset her. Laugh
with Rosie, cry with Rosie you will do both as you will be
enticed to look upon life as a set of fascinating circumstances.