Adrian Mole The Capuccino Years

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It's a hit!

So this for me was revisiting the past, I loved the Adrian Mole series when I was younger and I wasnt too sure how the older Mole would come across... (show more)

So this for me was revisiting the past, I loved the Adrian Mole series when I was younger and I wasnt too sure how the older Mole would come across....... But I am very pleased to say that I was delighted with what I discovered.
Adrian Mole has lost none of the charm (if you can call it that) from his teenage years. The skill the Sue Townsend has in her writing is that everything is so believable and I can link several things to my life that she goes into, a true pleasure to read and a book that I have bought for friends and reread several times !! (show less)

 

 

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No, it's a flop!

Another one I've read sooh long ago I cant remember, I was about 17 when I read it, after the lost years, good book, not as good as the earlier one... (show more)

Another one I've read sooh long ago I cant remember, I was about 17 when I read it, after the lost years, good book, not as good as the earlier ones though. (show less)

 

 

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  Kaunokirjallisuuden sympaattisimpiin häviäjähahmoihin kuuluva Adrian Mole on nyt kolmekymmentä ja risat -vaiheessa. Elämä heittelee, maailma murjoo eivätkä nuoruuden haaveet ota toteutuakseen, mutta kaikki tämä kuvataan vastustamattoman humoristisesti. Erittäin suositeltavaa luettavaa.

   

   

  by Facebook-användare on May 13, 2009 at 06:10AM

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  Always a fun read. Of course, nothing beats the original Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13 3/4. Still. Good stuff. Hilarious mentions of things going on in 1997 - New Labour, Monica Lewinski, the beginnings of Boris Johnson, etc.

   

   

  by Facebook-användare on Apr 07, 2009 at 06:45PM

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