Stumbled upon this read by pure accident. Struck at first by the Kath and Kim reference in the title and then by the social history, I placed a copy on hold from my local library, mostly for a sticky beak. 

Whilst a lot of the content in the book wasn't new to me, it was packaged in a fun way with cheeky writing and colourful illustrations. I actually consumed it thinking how readable it was for non-fiction and how I could use it in my classroom when teaching Australian history to teenagers. 

I was compelled to turn the pages, googled a few things and took home a few tid bits along the way. Fair to say I spent longer than a beak inside. 

I borrowed my copy from my local library.