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Read Reviews for Continental Drifter - Tim Moor...
by - written on 21/07/03 (Very useful, 52 readings)
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"I cannot remember laughing as much at a travel book since reading his previous one" - The Sunday Times. His previous one, as I'm sure you'll remember was "Frost on my moustache" and also constituted his first one. If you don't remember - feel free to refresh yourselves by reading my very useful (but apparently undeserving of a crown) review!! Tim Moore finds himself being continuously hailed as "the new Bill Bryson". If you like anything that Bryson has written you will certainly find yourself chortling away at Moore too. As opposed to Bryson however, who tends to just wander from place to place without any ... Read the complete review
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