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Description: ISBN 0140268626 / Author: Craig Charles / Genre: Humour / Craig Charles's tips on how to survive the hostileuniverse that is Life. Newest Review: ... were probably the first effective weapons ever used by man but anyone suggesting the tongue was the first weapon ever used by ... more |
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First Light: The First Ever Brady Coyne/J.W. Jackson Mystery by P
Pages: 352, Edition: Reprint, Paperback, Justin, Charles and Comp ... |
£ 5,91 |
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Second Sight (Brady Coyne and J. W. Jackson Novels) by Philip R.
Pages: 305, Edition: Reprint, Paperback, Justin, Charles and Comp ... |
£ 5,93 |
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The Apprentice: My Life in the Kitchen by Jacques Pepin - Houghto
The sparkling personality, sense of humor and charm familiar to J ... |
£ 6,87 |
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The Apprentice: My Life in the Kitchen by Jacques Pepin - Houghto
The sparkling personality, sense of humor and charm familiar to J ... |
£ 11,91 |
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by weezedf - written on 28.06.02
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This book is absolutely brilliant. Craig Charles is the funniest writer I know - Advantages: Its one of the funniest books I have ever read., Great book to read if you need cheering up, Fantastic recipe ideas! - Disadvantages: Not long enough!
by themoomin - written on 19.07.01 (Very useful, 74 readings)
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'A definitive chronicle of the human race, comprising a retrospective and comparative look at mankind's triumphs and follies throughout the ages. Honest.' Craig Charles is probably best known for his role in the comedy series Red Dwarf, in which he plays the curry-guzzling, beer-swilling, last example of human life in the Universe. He also presents the long-running programme Robot Wars. But as well as all that, he also writes books, and poetry. Subtitled ‘A Dwarfer’s Guide to Everything’, THE LOG is certainly not the best book in the world. It’s not the worst by a long way, but it’s not the best. Having said ...
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