Has anyone read JFf's documentary novel about the enthusiasm of some members of the British Parliament?

Lost in a Good Boo

<is surprised that nobody mentioned this book before>

I was thinking of his culinary archeology book "The well of Lost Pots"

Talking of Boos...what about The Jungle Boo!!!...alarming facts about animals

Which begs the question: whilst living in the jungle would you rather be attacked by something that jumped or something that scuttled?

Something that slithered?

"Rather" as in "preferably" or as in "most likely"?

Which adverb would you prefer?

On the whole I think I would least like to be attacked by flesh eating bacteria, but I can't think what adverb would best describe their attack.

well speaking personally for myself the way I see it I'd rather whatever jungly creature I met was furry not furious.

Back on track

I, Robert
"My Silver Hammer"

Maxwell, an biography

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Joint winner Colouring Competition 2007
and outright winner of the 3 time winner of the Ffestival Dodo Feeding competition.
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Miss Smilla's feeling for now...a tale of time loops under the Northern Lights

The Wonderful Adventures of Nil: a book with blank pages, published by Nobel Prize winner Selma Lagerlöf (see [www.jasperfforde.com] for the original)

Peter Pa a boy grows up.

Ear in Provence....une oreille

The Mystery of Edward Droo...Charles Dickens's last title. He never completed it and there has been much speculation on what the last name would have been.

sounds like we need to give OB something else to occupy her time with... <grin>

I suggest Geg.

Please don't hand me over to geg!! She won't let me eat any sort of pickle and before we go out somewhere she develops an overwhelming obsession with clean hankies.

The way I remember it:

"those pickles don't look entirely clean to me and are you sure you should be eating that hanky?"

I suggest OB occupies the Little geg's why I go and swan about in Moscow.

Which reminds me:

War and Pea C.

I know it only an audio book, but its a very good story about modern soldiering in Afghanistan.

Pterry's story about Christmas: The Colour of Magi

Pterry's "The Wee Free Me" - an auto-biographical MacGyver-style break-out from reform school