The Appalling Guests and Other Social Stereotypes from the "Telegraph Magazine" |
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Victoria Mather, Sue Macartney-Snape
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Pages: 96 (Hardcover)
ISBN: 0719565855
Pub: John Murray
Pub date: 2003-10-13
Amazon.co.uk Sales Rank: 97383
Reader Reviews:
Wit, humour and above all brutely accurate! (2/5 people found this helpful)
This hillarious compilation of the finer parts of the telegraph magazine really is a brilliantly-funny, witty and above all frighteningly accurate achievement. It strikes me as amusing as well as poignent and I am baffled as I continuously find a new area of society stereotypical sumarised in a few paragraphs each week by Sue Macartney-Snape. How does she do it, who knows but I hope it continues! A great follow up to "The embarassing parents" this really is a must have for all toilets, and you know that sooner or later you are going to appear in a whiped-up masterpiece brutaly sumarised and laughingly-glossed! True wit and humour is not often so readily available and charmingly presented!
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Books -> Subjects -> Poetry, Drama & Criticism -> Poetry -> By Period -> 19th Century
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