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I'm Dreaming of a Shite Christmas - R.J. Clarke

Description: ISBN 0752226266 / Genre: Humour / Author: R.J. Clarke / Hardcover / 96 Pages / Book is published 2006-09-01 by Boxtree

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... departments on Christmas Eve. At least now we can recognise this and other festive follies, as IDOASC offers up an encyclopaedic look at everything pertaining to Christmas time - from advent calendars and batteries to unwanted presents and white Christmas, all covered in an honest and amusing manner. "Crossword Puzzles: - At Christmas, these suddenly quadruple in size. Why? Nobody knows and it remains a puzzle." So how do I feel about IDOASC? Well, there is little doubt that this is the book I have been ...more

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I'm Dreaming of a Shite Christmas - R.J. Clarke: .....AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR (767 words)
by - written on 09/10/09 (Very useful, 73 readings)
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"Children: - 'Christmas is for the children.' Repeat this ten times when you're trying to park at the supermarket on Christmas Eve because you've forgotten the cranberry sauce." Let's cut to the chase - Christmas is shite. Whether you're a shopkeeper, teacher, bin man or nurse the run up to the festive season is one long headache on a path to lots of short headaches. The shops are packed, roads busy, your bank account takes a battering as do your nerves, and you can't even escape the madness by going abroad without first having to play that very British of Christmas games - guess when the fog will lift so your plane can take off. But despair not, you ... Read the complete review