This third volume of George Melly\'s amazing autobiography covers his Liverpudlian childhood during the 1930s. Scouse Mouse is very funny and frequently touching: a middle-class childhood peopled by saints and monsters in which the seeds of his later development are uncovered at the moment of germination. The host of those who figured collectively in his garbled prayers as \"all kind friends and relations\" move through a provincial landscape both distant and immediate. This first edition is in fantastic condition and the bastard-title page is signed by Melly, addressed to \"Michael\".