THE PERFECT STOCKING FILLER for anyone that has ever had a brother, is a brother or has ever thought about murdering one.
Aisling has a butterfly book.
Ryan has a book about fish.
Ryan has decided this is not fair for a reason that will become no clearer over the next six days of his going on and on about it.
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Music-making is easy when you are brothers like these Everly Brothers.
Phil knows what Don is thinking. Don knows what Phil is thinking.
Don is thinking, 'I hate you'. Phil is also thinking, 'I hate you'.
Two brothers in perfect harmony.
This delightful book is the latest in the series of Ladybird books which have been specially planned to help grown-ups with the world about them.
The large clear script, the careful choice of words, the frequent repetition and the thoughtful matching of text with pictures all enable grown-ups to think they have taught themselves to cope. Featuring original Ladybird artwork alongside brilliantly funny, brand new text.
Silly sarcastic look at Brothers. You probably won’t find it as funny as the people who wrote it: but at least there are some gorgeous classic ladybird illustrations to look at.
Another mildly amusing Ladybird spoof. The short format does help when the end of the year is getting closer and the reading challenge is running to plan. Just. Short books like this help.
Pretty funny for people of a certain generation, say in their 40s and 50s now, who grew up reading ladybird books. It's OK, but my brother did little more than crack one wry smile when reading it.
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A Christmas present from my brother, inevitably enough.
This is the first of the Ladybird for Adults books that I've read and it really is very funny indeed. Essentially a series of short jokes, for which the picture provides the punchline, the book had me laughing out loud several times, much to the annoyance of my own boys.
Recommended for anyone who both grew up with Ladybird books and has a brother.
Didn't make as big an impression as some of the adult Ladybirds, but then I did read it a bit too soon after Baby which may have robbed it of some impact. And fundamentally, in this case I am one, so don't have the same point-and-laugh distance from the topic.