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Dear Reader, please find enclosed seventeen adventures and one short drama, each presented in French and English. In them you will meet Monsieur Robinet (our Gallic small town hero) together with a cast of friends, neighbours, relatives and his laconic dog, Chirac. Do not be concerned. Monsieur Robinet is a good man and can always be depended upon, even when life takes a turn for the strange.
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Format:Paperback
A cute and bonkers little tale written in English and Tricolore French with a cover that looks like that of The Very Hungry Caterpillar. Buy it for someone you like very much and put it in their lunch box for a treat.
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Format:Paperback
This book is classic Hegley humour in the Mundane and nonsensical, but it is exceptionally short...
This would have been better as a seperate section in another book... Maybe a collection of his poetry with this at the back...
There are a lot of blank pages and I would presume that you could fit all the text in this book onto about 6 pages...
On his website John has links to Green sites, so I presume he is interested in Environment issues and waste...
Surely then he cannot justify so much paper for so little text, I expect that level of hypocrisy from Al Gore, not John Hegley.
Funny though...
This would have been better as a seperate section in another book... Maybe a collection of his poetry with this at the back...
There are a lot of blank pages and I would presume that you could fit all the text in this book onto about 6 pages...
On his website John has links to Green sites, so I presume he is interested in Environment issues and waste...
Surely then he cannot justify so much paper for so little text, I expect that level of hypocrisy from Al Gore, not John Hegley.
Funny though...
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