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Oli Jacobs – The Children of Little Thwopping | Review

Title: The Children of Little Thwopping

Author: Oli Jacobs

Type: Fiction

Page Count/Review Word Count: 160

Rating 3.75/5

 

 

This book was a riot, although it’s also not for the easily offended. It follows a bunch of debaucherous young gentlemen in 1950s England when for some reason, everybody’s wives all become pregnant and the babies turn out to be aliens with laser beams for eyes.

It’s not necessarily the most realistic of books, but it is pretty entertaining and it reminded me of a sort of comedy horror take on something like The Day of the Triffids by John Wyndham. I also think it was just the right length, because it would have been easy to make it double the length and to dilute it. I think that the story line could have stretched and so could the humour, but with the two of them together, I thought it was just right.

 

 

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J. A. Hazeley and J. P. Morris – How it Works: The Wife | Review

Title: How it Works: The Wife

Author: J. A. Hazeley and J. P. Morris

Type: Non-Fiction

Page Count/Review Word Count: 54

Rating: 3.5/5

 

J. A. Hazeley and J. P. Morris - How it Works: The Wife

J. A. Hazeley and J. P. Morris – How it Works: The Wife

 

This book pokes fun at the humble housewife in such a way that both husbands and wives can enjoy. Funny but not necessarily accurate.

 

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