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'The most popular Sloane since Princess Diana' – BBC News
'Saariously funny' – The Times
‘Hilarious’ – Khaleej Times of Dubai
‘The latest British sensation’ – Calcutta Telegraph
‘Hilarious’ – The Sun
‘Bloody funny’ – Davina McCall
‘Just Hilaire!’ – Grazia
‘Learn how to say “vomcano” in Spanish and other useful stuff about waard places by a young Sloane’ TNT Magazine
‘The perfect guide’ Sport Magazine
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The Gap Yah Plannah is the ultimate guide to your gap year bantering. Grab your lashmina and get ready to chunder.
So, you didn’t get the grades, and you’ve decided to take a gap yah. Well, this is the gap year guide for you.
Or, you massively love life and want to have a cheeky beer in loads of waard places around the world, and have decided to take a gap yah. This is the gap year guide for you, too.
From budgeting for your time away (mummy and daddy’s credit card) and what not to bring (respect for the law – that only inhibits your fun), to how to say ‘vomcano’ in Spanish, this is the absolutely essential spiritual, political and cultural guide to making the most of your gap yah.
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7 of 7 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
As an individual on a Gap Yah, and having seen the youtube videos, I felt inclined to give this a read. I was not at all disappointed; not only is the book continually witty and true to Lacey's satirical humour, but it is also oddly informative and interesting at the same time. Alongside the underlying playful jibe at a certain social group in this book is very engaging round the world journey. Among my favourite parts are his notion that "Australia basically has loads of random animals that will kill you", the top trumps at the end, and his genuinely hilarious comments on most things which generally include "banter", "LAD", and the letters "aaaaaaaaah".
Thoroughly recommended as a very uplifting and readable book, probably the best humour novel I have read in a long time. Worth the money.
Thoroughly recommended as a very uplifting and readable book, probably the best humour novel I have read in a long time. Worth the money.
4 of 4 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
Was given this book today....it is very very funny. The joy of the book is that it can be read in stages as the book is separated into the different countries Orlando visits. Well worth a read if this is your kind of puerile humour
3 of 3 people found the following review helpful
Format:Hardcover
I have seen the Unexpected Items, Orlando's group of friends who perform comedy, a number of times and it is on this basis that I bought the Plannah, which has turned out to be highly amusing (like Orlando). (And the Items). Excellent stuff!
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Great read, price SHOCKING
This book is undoubtedly funny and I have read excerpts and reviews etc., but pay 8.99 for the Kindle edition???!! The last laugh is with the publisher, obviously. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Patrick Taggart
Excellent
Bought it as a gift for my friend who absolutely loved it, said it was hilarious. Really reasonable price too.
Published 5 months ago by Abi
REVIEW.
This book has many pages. On these pages there are even more words. These words are literally organised in lines, really useful because books without lines ah hard to read. Read more
Published 5 months ago by Mr.T
Laugh out loud funny
My younger brother is just embarking on his 'Gap Yah'- working a bit before he goes off anywhere. So I thought this would be a funny present for his recent birthday and he seemed... Read more
Published 6 months ago by Fiona P
Brilliant start to finish!
This was absolutely brilliant. So funny, but also not just a throwaway toilet book - it's really well written, and actually has a good story to it. Read more
Published 6 months ago by Dividends!!!!
Saaaaariously funny!
I rarely have time to read a book, but I was more than happy to make an exception for the Gap Yah Plannah. If you liked the youtube videos then you will LOVE this! Read more
Published 6 months ago by Littleheifer
Strawberry daquiri with a dash of bloody hilarious
As I finished this 191 page treatise on the modern day raconteur, I turned to my travelling companion as he pawed at the book's illuminating cover with his withered stump of a hand... Read more
Published 7 months ago by Jonesy
Brilliant..
I'm glad I pre-ordered this book, from start to finish it had me in hysterics.
I recommend this book to anyone! and everyone! Now I cannot wait to shout BANTER!
I recommend this book to anyone! and everyone! Now I cannot wait to shout BANTER!
Published 7 months ago by Andy Wales
Empathy-free zone
Ok - there are many laugh-out-loud cameos within GAP YAH but, for a light-hearted spoof to really hang together, the author has to have an obvious underlying affection for his... Read more
Published 8 months ago by Mr. C. G. Leggatt
much funnier on paper than I thought
I love the Gap Yah video and bought this for my younger brother who's in sixth form. I wasn't sure the humour would translate to a whole book but it's totally brilliant! Read more
Published 8 months ago by Mary Jane
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