This is a very bitter novel. Yes, there are hilarious moments and a lot of ironic humour. However, the Iraq…
A welcome later addition to the Adrian Mole series, this book spans the gap between The Cappuccino Years and The Weapons…
What were you up to in 1997-8? The Cappuccino Years is the first Adrian Mole diary which covers an era…
‘Probably the funniest book of 1993,’ said The Times. ‘It could even make John Major laugh,’ claimed Today. I don’t…
Which authors’ books have you read the most? I checked my spreadsheet, which records my reading since 2002, and searched…
This slim volume is a sequel to The Secret Diary and The Growing Pains, but is a collection of shorter…
The events in this book are set in 1982-3, following immediately on from The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged…
I love the Adrian Mole series. They’re funny, bittersweet, ironic and socially conscious. They are also a snapshot of the…
Sue Townsend is one of my favourite authors. Everything she wrote was funny, insightful and very readable. This is the…