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Jacky Fleming. Be a Bloody Train Driver. Penguin. 1991
Rating: 2.5
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Rating: 2.5
[ unmissable | great stuff | worth reading | mind candy | waste of time | unfinishable ]
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Rating: 2.5
[ unmissable | great stuff | worth reading | mind candy | waste of time | unfinishable ]
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Rating: 3
[ unmissable | great stuff | worth reading | mind candy | waste of time | unfinishable ]
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Rating: 4
[ unmissable | great stuff | worth reading | mind candy | waste of time | unfinishable ]
reviewed 28 August 2006
Letters to Agony Aunt Katie, and her ... unconventional ... replies. Amusing, in a gritted-teeth kind of way. Most of the better ones have already appeared in Falling in Love.
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Rating: 2.5
[ unmissable | great stuff | worth reading | mind candy | waste of time | unfinishable ]
reviewed 7 December 1997
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More of Jacky Fleming's wonderful cartoons, taking an acerbic look at post-feminism, and whether things have really changed that much.
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Rating: 3
[ unmissable | great stuff | worth reading | mind candy | waste of time | unfinishable ]
reviewed 16 February 2004
A further book of Jacky Fleming's wonderful cartoons, here presented as one single "story", or rant, in the life of a middle-aged woman who suddenly realises she is indeed middle-aged -- including uncomfortably hilarious encounters with reading glasses, supermarket queues, mobile phones, TV ads, and long-lost dreadful school friends.