Visiting her old school is therapeutic for Kerry Hudson, although some unpleasant memories are hard to deal with. She is ready to talk to some relatives about her early years. Show more

Continuing her memoir, Kerry Hudson recalls moving from Aberdeen to Canterbury and back to the north east of England, as life with her young mother continues it's chaotic path. Show more

Life is good for Kerry Hudson now, and is a far cry from the desperate and chaotic nature of her formative years. She explores how those times shaped the person she is today. Show more

What does it really mean to be poor in Britain today? Kerry Hudson explores her own childhood, growing up in grinding poverty, and some of Britain's most deprived towns. Show more

Kerry Hudson's memoir of a difficult childhood. A reminder of her former years comes up unexpectedly, and brings back vivid memories of specific childhood events. Show more