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Welcome To The Working Week - Paul Vlitos


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Welcome To The Working Week - Paul Vlitos

 
Description: ISBN 0752893327 / Author: Paul Vlitos / Paperback / 352 Pages / Book is published 2008-05-15 by Orion

Newest Review: ... email is a means of communication. Have you sent the wrong email to the wrong person? Have you sent it before checking that ... more

 ... what you've said is what you really wanted to say? Then if you have nodded your head twice then this book is for you. If you didn't nod and instead shrugged then why not give it a go still - you just might like it! The book flies along and before you know you are hooked in Martin's world, a world where they very rarely meet for real actually - including emailing downstairs for something (I myself have done that via text lol!). Unless you've not been touched by the world of email then give it a go. Basically you have ...more

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SmithSJ01
Premium Review Welcome To The Working Week - Paul Vlitos: Laugh out loud! (195 words)
by - written on 05/10/08 (Useful, 9 readings)
Rating:

Such a funny book and extremely easy to read. Whilst the format may not appeal to everyone (it's presented as emails) the idea behind it will be all to familiar with anyone who works where email is a means of communication. Have you sent the wrong email to the wrong person? Have you sent it before checking that what you've said is what you really wanted to say? Then if you have nodded your head twice then this book is for you. If you didn't nod and instead shrugged then why not give it a go still - you just might like it! The book flies along and before you know you are hooked in Martin's world, a world where they very rarely meet for real actually - ...  Read the complete review

blonde_girl774
Crowned Review Entertaining Emails! (1498 words)
by - written on 29/09/08 (Very useful, 187 readings)
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"Welcome to the Working Week" is not the sort of book that I'd usually select in the library; in fact it's quite far from it. That's because it's written by a man, now I've nothing against them at all but when I've looked back at the books I've reviewed on here the majority have been by women. It also had a slightly bizarre sounding blurb that sums the book up as a "hilarious look at life and love, all seen through that unforgiving crucible of modern life, the email account." The Author The author is a guy I'd never actually heard of before picking up this book in my local library. Paul Vlitos was born in Oxford in the 1970s and ...  Read the complete review

 

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