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What We Did to Father

What We Did to Father | Roy Lewis

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SpaceCowboyBooks

The Evolution Man | Roy Lewis

Currently reading this scifi satire.
#sciencefiction #humor

Bookwomble I've got a copy of this tbr - how're you finding it so far? 5y

SpaceCowboyBooks @Bookwomble Just finished it. It was a fun easy read, kinda silly. Not amazing but good. 5y

Bookwomble Not amazing but good isn't the worst endorsement! I'l give it a go at some point 😃 5y

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Il pi� grande uomo scimmia del Pleistocene | Roy Lewis

Next ;)
Don‘t know what to expect from this one though 🤔

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What We Did to Father | Roy Lewis

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Still very relevant to some of our hottest issues today linked to progress and climate change...

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What We Did to Father | Roy Lewis

Just re-read "what we did to father" and even if I didn't laugh out loud, I still enjoyed a lot the irony and dry/absurd humour of this book