Merde Happens
by Stephen Clarke
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Read in May, 2008
I loved the first two books in this series, but feel this one fell a little flat. Perhaps had he made more fun of Americans, of our quirks, eccentricities, etc, like he does the French, it would have held my interest more. I completed the book, with its rushed ending (that I found surprisingly satisfying!), but really, just wanted to go back to Clarke's first book.
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Read in January, 2008
Quite an enjoyable and engaging read. A little less of the whiticism that made the first two so enjoyable. The protaganist also is far less the panic-ridden sort that also tended to enliven the stories. A good read, but its more fun to imagine the story in France.
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it's a very funny story about an englishman who's travelling in america with her french girlfriend in a mini.
better to read stephen clarke's first and second books before reading this.
better to read stephen clarke's first and second books before reading this.
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Read in January, 2008
recommends it for:
those who aren't critical of their bilingual disabilities, as well as people with a sense of humour.
Third book in the Merde series. Unknowingly, I read it before the first two, because I thought this WAS the first book. Hahaha..
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another great one by Stephen... if you liked the first two the 3rd will not let you down...
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i liked the first one the best (a year in the merde) but this one still made me chuckle...
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Read in May, 2008
ooops I didnt know this was a series. I guess I'll read the others as well...
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Read in February, 2008
Funny, but somehow lacks the freshness of the first book.
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