Love And Other Mushy Stuff by Lyndsey Gallagher
“Blushing is becoming an awful recurring habit,”
“Blushing is becoming an awful recurring habit,”
“When her belly was empty and her weans were hungry, she did her hair and let the world think otherwise,”
“She was certain now that the woman in black was a Lesbian because of the way she kept holding the lorgnette and looking intense,”
“We have to make sure she never gets lonely again,”
“It’s OK to feel sad…but not forever,”
“The world has changed and there’s no place now for gentlemen,”
“I don’t suppose I ever had much of a friend,”
“Oh, lassie, I’ve come home!” he said, and went into the heart that was his forever.
A group of four young men finish school and find themselves stumbling down the path of destruction.
In the 1930s, a revolutionary teacher, Jean Brodie, uses unorthodox methods to teach the girls of her ‘Brodie Set’ about the world and about life.