Last reviews in Humour Books

Last reviews in Humour Books

• ronbinp 29th September 2009

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  I managed to find Letters, Lyrics, Routines by Bill Hicks for just £3 in HMV. I bought it as I have been a fan of Bills for a couple of years but I never appreciated his genius fully until I read this boo
  

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• Guest 27th September 2009

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  This was a serious 'laugh out loud' / 'belly chuckle' type experience. I read it in less than 12hrs, and couldn't put it down until the last word was read. Highly recommend this, to almost anyone (with a sense
  

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• warren stevens 17th September 2009

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  Funnily enough, i borrowed And You Thought You Were Safe from a mate, to have somethnig to read while I was on the train. What started as what I'd thought would be a browse evolved into a fascinating and funny
  

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• Guest 10th July 2009

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  John Donoghue is a man with a story to tell and no pretensions. Full of witty, wry observation provoking a smile or sometimes laugh out loud for the reader. As an exiled north eastener it was fascinating to se
  

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• flipperz 11th June 2009

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  i thought quentin blake, revolting rhymes was very funny and i will read it again and again. :-) =] and i would love for everyone to read it!!!!!!!!!!
  

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• Guest 19th April 2009

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  Shyam Amladi & Garth T. Pendleton's, Why Me? Confused American Male is anexcellent read. Very funny, looks like the author lives a charmed life. Blokes like him and the tangles they get into tear me up!
  

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• necromancer 10th April 2009

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  its as if he was the kid next door when you were growing up and all the observations you can relate to.
  i to was a kid from the rola cola era and listening to him reminds me of what we had , a much simpl
  

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• Guest 9th April 2009

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  Great to work with. Flexible, and clearly explains everything. Jenny Eclair and Judith Holder's Wendy is always helpful and available.
  

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• Guest 25th March 2009

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  Shyam Amladi & Garth T. Pendleton's "Why Me? Confused American Male" is highly recommend. Light reading, but in its own strange way, informative about people and their traits.
  Everyday topics handled with good
  

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• Guest 21st March 2009

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  Why Me? Confused American Male by Shyam Amladi & Garth T Pendleton is a fantastic book. You will love it. I think it is still sold through Amazon!!
  
  Quick reading. Being a female, I enjoyed the barbs at the exp
  

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