Lamby Boy

Lamby Boy by Andrew (Drew) McConnell Smith is a personal memoir published by CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform on August 22, 2010. This 380-page book is written in English and offers a reflective narrative that captures the author’s childhood experiences in Kinning Park, Glasgow. It addresses the questions posed by his children about his early life, detailing significant moments from his upbringing and the journey of emigration that shaped his family’s story.
Readers will find a rich tapestry of memories that span from the author’s formative years in Glasgow to his life in Australia, including his travels across Canada, the United States, and beyond. The narrative explores themes of family, identity, and the immigrant experience, providing insights into cultural and regional aspects of life. Through these recollections, the author shares not only his personal history but also a broader perspective on the nomadic lifestyle that many Glasgow natives have experienced.
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Lamby Boy, Kinning Park began a long time ago and was always in my mind for a number of years. I think what sparked it off was the fact that when my son and daughter were younger and being “Aussies” they would always from time to time ask: “What was it like in Glasgow when you were a little boy?”; “Where did you live?”; “Which school did you go to?”; Where did you and mum meet?”; “What were my grandfather and grandmother and the rest of the family like?” And so with all these questions and all the information I had stored in my head over the years I started to record some of the events, especially the part of my childhood growing up at 32 Lambhill Street Kinning Park, which I had always so many fond memories of. While visiting my daughter in Albury/Wodong, near the border of New South Wales and Victoria in Australia in February 2004, I decided it was time to put pen to paper in earnest and record my childhood memories, immigrating to Canada, meeting my wife, and some of the traveling in the nomadic 60’s that we did across Canada, the East Coast of USA, through Central America to Panama, New Zealand, Australia, Germany and now living in Australia, most probably like the thousands of other nomadic Glasgow folks before and after me.
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