The Cricklewood Diet

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The Cri(Mewood
Diet
"Coruscating! A master humorist." Daily Telegraph
"Truly side-splitting."_Cosmopolitan
"Marvellously deft and funny. The natural heir to Thurber and Perelman."_New York Times
"The field is led by Alan Coren." ^ The Observer
"Hilarious. The funniest writer in Britain today."
Sunday Times
"Alan Coren was born with a silver spoof in his mouth. He has no equal."_New Statesman
"His inventiveness is endless, his style impeccable." _Manchester Evening News
"One of the funniest writers I have ever read from any coimtry. Mr. Coren is equally agile at low farce, parody and keenly stinging not to say homicidal satire."__Esquire
"Comic genius."_Company
"Some of the funniest writing available in English."
_The Times
"Brimant." London Review of Books

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Cricklewooc. Diet
Alan Coren
Most diet books leave the reader distinctly unsatisfied.
You snatch them up and take them home, hoping, naturally enough, to discover whether Biggies was gay,... Tovább

Fülszöveg

alan mmgw
The Cri(Mewood
Diet
"Coruscating! A master humorist." Daily Telegraph
"Truly side-splitting."_Cosmopolitan
"Marvellously deft and funny. The natural heir to Thurber and Perelman."_New York Times
"The field is led by Alan Coren." ^ The Observer
"Hilarious. The funniest writer in Britain today."
Sunday Times
"Alan Coren was born with a silver spoof in his mouth. He has no equal."_New Statesman
"His inventiveness is endless, his style impeccable." _Manchester Evening News
"One of the funniest writers I have ever read from any coimtry. Mr. Coren is equally agile at low farce, parody and keenly stinging not to say homicidal satire."__Esquire
"Comic genius."_Company
"Some of the funniest writing available in English."
_The Times
"Brimant." London Review of Books

he
Cricklewooc. Diet
Alan Coren
Most diet books leave the reader distinctly unsatisfied.
You snatch them up and take them home, hoping, naturally enough, to discover whether Biggies was gay, why Alexander the Great was drunk all the time, what standard of kidney you can expect to get in return for a donated leg, where Richard III has to go to find a decent suit, how much sex you can look forward to on Judgement Day, what it takes to make a smart surgeon swim or to persuade Virginia Woolf to service your car, whether Moses was a fast typist, and the lengths to which Queens Park Rangers are prepared to go to prevent people taking the Turin shroud seriously — and all you find out is the number of calories in a radish.
Is it therefore surprising that so many dieters give up, and start eating again?
But now, at last, comes a diet book that does answer all these essential guestions. Keep it by your plate, and every time you feel a hunger-pang come on, grab it and read. There is no better way to stay slim!
Because nobody can laugh and swallow at the same time. Vissza