THE PARADE'S GONE BY

Focusing on the intimate details of daily life, this book presents an extraordinary chronicle of the twentieth century through the diary of Thomas Sibley, a London salesman. Spanning from Queen Victoria to the Moon Landings, Sibley's journals depict the struggles, triumphs, and tragedies of an ordinary family against the backdrop of major historical events. The narrative emphasizes the significance of everyday experiences, illustrating how the small moments of life reveal the true essence of history.