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Full of classic Giles family cartoons and their antics, the cartoonist brilliantly details a cacophony of scenes involving his iconic family. His charismatic matriarch Grandma and the tearaway kids react to, and parody, the news of the day in this celebration of the cartoonist's 50 year career. These are timeless scenes that all families can recognise as we revel in 150 cartoons from the archives of the Daily Express and recall moments of recent modern history. 'It was reported that Prince Philip was always very security conscious.' 'Careful what you spend, dear - third vase, back row on your left' during a trip, as Mexico welcomes Elizabeth II and a camera flashbulb is seen popping up from the third vase! Finances in Buckingham Palace, Grandma speaking her mind, the fitting of safety belts compulsory in all new cars, disappointing August weather, the Epsom Derby, protest songs, Star Wars, the Olympics and even the Bay City Rollers, this is a wonderfully nostalgic collection from Giles's own private archive. 160 pages in large softback.