This is a very small book which is one to dip in and out of and probably not read the whole thing in one sitting.
It's a very funny and aptly observed piece of writing and covers all manner of topics, from party games to Christmas gifts.
I found myself giggling to myself every time I picked the book up and read some snippets. Even Black Friday is covered and who knew that it was responsible for 12 deaths and 117 injuries and is, in the writer's opinion, pretty pointless.
There's a recommendation that Father Christmas should be played by someone different and suggested Idris Elba if he doesn't get a job as James Bond.
Mrs Claus is according to the writer, a barren, nameless woman who he thinks ought to get some recognition of her own.
I recommend this book to anyone who, like myself, gets stressed in the run up to Christmas and it's bound to bring a smile to the readers face.
It's a very funny and aptly observed piece of writing and covers all manner of topics, from party games to Christmas gifts.
I found myself giggling to myself every time I picked the book up and read some snippets. Even Black Friday is covered and who knew that it was responsible for 12 deaths and 117 injuries and is, in the writer's opinion, pretty pointless.
There's a recommendation that Father Christmas should be played by someone different and suggested Idris Elba if he doesn't get a job as James Bond.
Mrs Claus is according to the writer, a barren, nameless woman who he thinks ought to get some recognition of her own.
I recommend this book to anyone who, like myself, gets stressed in the run up to Christmas and it's bound to bring a smile to the readers face.