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where's the thread for talking about the book?

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postie brought mine this morning, just been skimming

it looks good, definitely caught the feel of the place
AddictedtoCrunchiesI was just was crying with laughter myself at the potty training bit - sweetcorn down the road bit. Perked me up no end. Still loving it.
AddictedtoCrunchiesI was just was crying with laughter myself at the potty training bit - sweetcorn down the road bit. Perked me up no end. Still loving it.
I got this for my birthday today!

Like what I see so far.
I am loving the book and PMSL at some of the names in there. Love it.
The book is currently available for Nectar'points, though I think it's cheaper to buy directly on Amazon (under £8, compared to £11 worth of points - value calculated on what you can get off shopping at Sainsburys or Argos).
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 17-Mar-09 18:54:34
My goodness how have i missed this.So sorry have just ordered my copy.grin
Ahem Wake up!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Tue 17-Mar-09 15:26:08
What book are you all on about.Have i been asleep.
Please don't forget to review the book on Amazon - particularly if you liked it!
Add message | Report | Contact poster By Mon 16-Mar-09 08:04:20
I bought it and it's FANTASTIC!! Absolutely hilarious in places, so much so that I was giggling uncontrollably. Although I've read it before on here, the sweetcorn poo rolling down the road truly is a mumsnet classic.
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