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More Tea, Jesus?
by
James Lark (Goodreads Author)
The second coming is nigh . . . it just happens to be coming at rather an inconvenient time.
It’s been an eventful month for the village of Little Collyweston: Reverend Andy Biddle, still trying to regain his dignity following an ill-advised omelette analogy during a sermon, teeters on the brink of scandal. Opinionated parishioner Sathan Petty-Saphon has spotted an opportun...more
It’s been an eventful month for the village of Little Collyweston: Reverend Andy Biddle, still trying to regain his dignity following an ill-advised omelette analogy during a sermon, teeters on the brink of scandal. Opinionated parishioner Sathan Petty-Saphon has spotted an opportun...more
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August 27th 2012
by Authonomy
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I adored this book - it was witty, refreshing and brilliantly written. As the reader, we're following the life (both professionally and personally) of Rev Andy Biddle and his life in St Barnabas and you can't but help love the character and the situations he finds himself in.
More Tea, Jesus is typical of village life - I found myself laughing with the familiar scenes being describe. I also found the best description of Committee life (especially in small town/village life):
"Before long, the co...more
More Tea, Jesus is typical of village life - I found myself laughing with the familiar scenes being describe. I also found the best description of Committee life (especially in small town/village life):
"Before long, the co...more
This is a great little book of what would happen should Jesus drop by and say hi! This is a very funny look at what happens when that happens in a little English town who are not really ready for it. This had me giggling all the way through.
If you want a nice light funny read then this is the book. A drunk vicar, making omelettes during services and even… yes, you guessed it… Jesus. The country-side of England will never be the same again.
If you want a nice light funny read then this is the book. A drunk vicar, making omelettes during services and even… yes, you guessed it… Jesus. The country-side of England will never be the same again.
No More Tea, Please
I won't be reviewing this one on my blog as I don't have much to say about it. Not to my taste -- was hoping for a bit more cleverness but it didn't seem to say anything meaningful and was a little too arch about sexuality for my taste. The cover was the best part of the book for me. Disappointed that I didn't like it more, as I had hoped I would!
I won't be reviewing this one on my blog as I don't have much to say about it. Not to my taste -- was hoping for a bit more cleverness but it didn't seem to say anything meaningful and was a little too arch about sexuality for my taste. The cover was the best part of the book for me. Disappointed that I didn't like it more, as I had hoped I would!
Wonderfully written book with cleverly thought through characters who, at times, have a marvellous cringe-worthy-ness that hooked me even more. Definitely recommended read!
Fantastic. My first 'must read' of 2012. Very cleverly put together, loved the tone and the pace. So very very English, laughed my way through it.
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extremely funny, but also surprisingly moving. as comedic theological allegories go, it's rather a good one.
Funny, witty, warm and absolutely brilliant. An easy read, I loved it.
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James Lark's debut novel, More Tea, Jesus?, was published as an e-book last year and he collaborated on Fringe, a light hearted guide to the Edinburgh Fringe. His other work as a writer includes internet dramas Degrees of Separation and The Sitcom ("if you haven't already watched it you absolutely must" - The Guardian) and several short films, most recently A Hand in the Bush, A Cake for Jim Broad...more
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