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Chris Wilt

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I like anything that makes me laugh, from the nostalgia of the Carry On films to the bumbling Inspector Cluso. Peter Sellers made me laugh so hard I would fall off the cinema seats. Then there’s television.Frasier, Miranda and Lead Balloon and many more that have made me forget life for a while with a belly laugh. I really believe laughter in our lives is important, for our immune systems and well being. I remember reading Wilt by Tom Sharpe. It was a low time in my life, but I couldn’t stop myself from laughing out loud while in a hospital waiting room. Everybody in that room looked up and smiled, and for a brief moment we were linked by humour.



East End Jubilee
East End Jubilee by Carol Rivers

My rating: 0 of 5 stars



A very timely read. This book begins in June 1953 with the Queen's coronation and all the excitement of an East End family watching the ceremony on their new TV. (TV's had just come out and were a rare luxury). The residents of the street are squashed into one small room, grown-ups and kids alike. I wasn't ready for what came next and I... read more »
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Average rating: 3.13 · 15 ratings · 5 reviews · 1 distinct work · Similar authors
Carry on Quack
2.85 of 5 stars 2.85 avg rating — 13 ratings — published 2011

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East End Jubilee by Carol Rivers
East End Jubilee
by Carol Rivers
read in May, 2012
A very timely read. This book begins in June 1953 with the Queen's coronation and all the excitement of an East End family watching the ceremony on their new TV. (TV's had just come out and were a rare luxury). The residents of the street are squashe...more
Chris Wilt rated a book 5 of 5 stars
Blue Fire Burning by Hobb Whittons
Blue Fire Burning
by Hobb Whittons (Goodreads Author)
For anybody who reads fantasy novels and enjoys them, I recommend the award winning epic 'Tales of the Pahleen: Blue Fire Burning'. I loved it. It's a credit to the author, Hobb Whittons. He really is an accomplished writer.
All in all, I can't recom...more
Chris Wilt rated a book 5 of 5 stars
Murder Passes the Buck by Deb Baker
Murder Passes the Buck (Gertie Johnson, #1)
by Deb Baker (Goodreads Author)
read in May, 2011
Good read. I found I got very fond of the characters. A nice easy book that make you feel good when reading it. What more can you ask for. Deb Baker is getting better every book

Authors blurb: When her neighbor is shot and killed, sixty-six-year-old w...more
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A Time For Change by M.A. Comley
A Time For Change
by M.A. Comley (Goodreads Author)
read in October, 2011
I really enjoyed this novel, the characters came alive on the page for me and I was soon siding with Danielle, and had the overpowering urge to kick Dean where it hurts...what a creep.

I read A Time For Change in one evening, as I was eager to find ou...more
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Carry on Quack by Chris Wilt
Carry on Quack
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What can I say about Chris Wilt's debut novel? Since joining Goodreads I've gone beyond my comfort (reading) zone into realms that before, I would never have dreamed of venturing. Why? Because as a writer, I'm constantly researching my chosen eras, s...more
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Chris Wilt Hobb wrote: "Hi Chris! Nice to be connected on Goodreads! I entirely agree with you about the subject of humour. What do you reckon to Frank Spencer? I think he's 'indi-spence-able'. Best 'never seen' sitcom ch..."

Hobb wrote: "Hi Chris! Nice to be connected on Goodreads! I entirely agree with you about the subject of humour. What do you reckon to Frank Spencer? I think he's 'indi-spence-able'. Best 'never seen' sitcom ch..."

Hi Hobb,Thanks for the comment. I agree with you about Dads' Army. We have very similar likes.I am still working out Goodrteads, so a bit slow at the moment ;0) I am sure it will benefit us in the end.
Great picture of you in the classroom.
Best wishes. Chris


message 1: by Hobb

Hobb Whittons Hi Chris! Nice to be connected on Goodreads! I entirely agree with you about the subject of humour. What do you reckon to Frank Spencer? I think he's 'indi-spence-able'. Best 'never seen' sitcom character? Elizabeth Mainwaring (Dads' Army)? I could go on about Ronnie Barker forever; ditto Laurel & Hardy, the Young Ones etc....Love Giles cartoons too. Laughter is the best medicine. Talk to you soon.


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