Category: History/Memoir The category of the products is history/memoir. These books are all about the experiences of British people who emigrated to Australia in the post-World War II era. The term "Ten Pound Pom" refers to the Australian government's offer of a free passage and $10 pounds for each member of a family to any person from Britain, Ireland or Northern Ireland who was willing to work in Australia for two years. This program brought thousands of people to Australia, many of whom stayed and made new lives for themselves and their families. The first book on the list, "The Ten Pound Poms: Australia Bound 1964," is a collection of letters written by British people who were making the journey to Australia under the Ten Pound Pom program. The book provides insight into the experiences of these early emigrants and the challenges they faced as they adjusted to life in a new country. The second book, "Ten Pounds Poms: A Life History of British Postwar Emigration to Australia," is a more comprehensive look at the history of this program and its impact on Australian society. The author interviews people who were part of the Ten Pound Pom program and their families, providing firsthand accounts of what it was like to make the journey from Britain to Australia. The third book, "Ten Pound Pom," is a diary written by one of the early emigrants under the program. It provides a personal account of her experiences as she adjusts to life in Australia and begins to build a new home for herself and her family. "Wanderings of a Ten Pound Pom: Anecdotes of a 1960's emigrant from England to Australia," is another diary written by an early emigrant under the program. It provides insight into the daily life of an Australian farmer in the 1960s and the challenges he faced as he tried to adapt to his new home. "Ten Pound Pom And Beyond: TEN POUND POM AND BEYOND," is a collection of stories written by people who were part of the Ten Pound Pom program and their families. The book provides insight into the experiences of these early emigrants as they built new lives for themselves in Australia. "Ten Pounds Poms: Our Journey to a New World 'Down Under'" is a memoir written by one of the early emigrants under the program. It provides a personal account of her journey from Britain to Australia and the challenges she faced as she tried to adapt to life in a new country. "Ten Pound Pom: Notebook," is a blank notebook that can be used for journaling or recording memories. It is perfect for anyone who wants to document their own experiences with emigration or simply wants to keep a record of their thoughts and feelings. Overall, these books provide valuable insight into the history of British postwar emigration to Australia and the experiences of those who were part of the Ten Pound Pom program. They are all well-written and engaging, making them perfect for anyone interested in this topic.