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Gobbler - Adrian Edmondson

 
Description: ISBN 0749322330 / Author: Adrian Edmondson / Genre: Humour

Newest Review: ... character that makes this book so readable though. There's Wendy, his wife of eight years. She missed her final exams ... more

 ... so she could be with him on his tour and finally married him in Gretna Green. She's so obviously an 'academic', but is never pompous with it. She chose her lott and is content to make the best of it s he possibly can. Wendy knows her main role in life is a mother. Not only to her two sons, but to her husband aswell. She often finds him passed out on the floor or the stairs and simply tries to get on with life. The boys take...more

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MorganaDQ
Crowned Review Gobbler - Adrian Edmondson: Gobble this (1162 words)
by - written on 29/03/01 (Very useful, 201 readings)
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Adrian Edmondson is not someone who's known for his comic literary abilities. But after reading this, his first novel, I believe he should be. It's the story of Julian Mann, the Funniest 'Mann' Alive. He's a comedian, with a hit sitcom "Richard The Nerd" and an ego the size of Australia. Well maybe not quite, but you get my drift. His only coping mechanism is alcohol and he copes regularly, despite his wife and five year old twin boys waiting at home. He's attractive, and he knows it. He loves women and wants them to love him back, and they do, often. He has his seduction techniques down to a fine art and ...  Read the complete review

hillbilly1
Premium Review Gobble this up for your hols! (104 words)
by - written on 06/07/00 (Useful, 20 readings)
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Gobbler by Adrian Edmondson is a very funny book. It is a great light holiday reading material. Once you start you'll keep reading it because it is so easy to read and because you just can't put it down! It is based around a foul character called Julian Mann. He is a tv sitcom star who is into extra marital affairs and doing everything to excess. Therefore expect 'young ones' type behaviour and swearing. I enjoyed the book as a holiday read but I did find the ending slightly disappointing but I'm glad I read it anyway. ...  Read the complete review

 

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