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Do Not Pass Go - Tim Moore

 

Description: ISBN 0224062638 / Author: Tim Moore / Genre: Travel / Do Not Pass Go is the fourth comedy travelogue from Tim Moore.

Newest Review: ... Cross, however, Moore has nothing more risqué than Monopoly on his mind, even if he does end up playing it with a pre-op ... more

 ... Brazilian transsexual. Let the game and tour begin. Moore’s next roll is an eight, which takes him on to Whitehall. From here, the course of the book is set, as Moore travels from square to square or, more accurately from coloured set to set, investigating the history of the streets and the people that live and work on them. Not missing a trick, he also takes us on side steps through the non-street squares, visiting a prison, a water works, the electric company and the stations and also managing to test whether “Free Park...more

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Format: paperback (B format), Publisher: Vintage, ISBN: 009943386
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IainWear
Crowned Review Do Not Pass Go - Tim Moore: Don't Go There! (1144 words)
by IainWear - written on 18.04.05 (Very useful, 708 readings)
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Despite never really expecting to, I’ve long enjoyed Tony Hawks’ books. The humour and invention with which he manages to make a travelogue into something that is part challenge and part joke is wonderful to read and a lot of fun to boot. He’s dragged me off to places I’ve never been and always made sure I’d enjoy the ride. Tim Moore, on the other hand, plans to take me somewhere I have been before. He’s planning a trip around the Monopoly board and the London streets they are named after. I’ve played Monopoly many times, although I’d never say it’s my favourite game and, as a Londoner myself, I’ve walked on many of the streets featured, if only because I had ...

Fishbulb
Crowned Review Ah but I were so cunning.... (1183 words)
by Fishbulb - written on 01.04.03 (Very useful, 358 readings)
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.......yet I could not think of a title! Well, this all started as a bit of a joke, you see ? I HATE Monopoly? I detest it I truly do. I would rather be poked with sharp hot sticks than play it so dear Mr Fish decides to buy me a book based on Monopoly? for Christmas as a joke. Well HA, the jokes' on you Mr Fish because...well....read on and I'll tell you. Tim Moore, the brains behind this book is quoted by The Times as being 'The New Bill Bryson'. His writing has appeared in The Sunday Times, Esquire, the Observer and the Daily Telegraph to name but a few places. To be honest, I'd never heard of him until Christmas morning and I ...

 
 
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