"Sally Trench was twenty-one when she completed this book, which tells of four years spent mostly "on the road", among people who have rejected society, and those whom society has rejected - beats, vagrants, alcoholics and drug addicts. She spent her day around London's West End begging for money from passers-by to buy food for her "down and outs". At night she stayed among the vagrants on Waterloo Station, or shared a fire with the meths-drinkers. She is a Christian who believes in love in action; sitting with a "junkie" through agonizing days of withdrawal; holding the hand of a meths-drinker as he dies destitute and neglected on a bomb site; physically restraining a girl bent on a suicide; risking her own life to save a tramp from a burning building."

"Bury me in my boots"
"Bury me in my boots"@en
"Verachtet ein Mädchen bei Trinkern und Rauschgiftsüchtigen"
"Bury Me in My Boots : (London's Drug Addicts and Meths Drinkers)"
"Bury me in by boots"@en
"Bury me in by boots"
"Bury me in my boots. [With plates, including portraits.]"
"Bury me in my boots. [With plates, including portraits.]"@en
"Verachtet : ein Mädchen bei Trinkern und Rauschgiftsüchtigen"
"Bury me in my boots : [the extraordinary personal story of a teenage pilgrimage amongst London's drug addicts & meths drinkers]"
"Bury me in my book"@en
"Seppellitemi con i miei stivali"
"Seppellitemi con i miei stivali"@it
"Verachtet : Ein Mädchen bei Trinkern u. Rauschgiftsüchtigen"