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Adrian Mole: The Cappuccino Years

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Adrian Mole: The Cappuccino Years

By: Sue Townsend
Narrated by: Paul Daintry
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It's 1997. Adrian, 30, is a chef at an up-market restaurant, selling down-market food for ridiculous prices. There, the only person who seems to notice he can't cook is AA Gill. But problems abound when, in a fit of madness, he agrees to become a TV chef on the show Offally Good. Yet some things don't change. Adrian's still profoundly in love with Pandora, now an MP, his parents' marriage is in trouble, and Sharon Bott, spectre of the past, returns to haunt the traumatized Adrian, who has enough on his plate as it is.©1999 Sue Townsend (P)2000 WF Howes Ltd Classics Genre Fiction Literature & Fiction Funny Witty Comedy
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What's not to love about the troubles and celebrations of Mole! Narrator does it justice

Mole Mole Mole

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An over all amazing book.
But should not be listened to by younger audiences maybe 10 and over

Great

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I miss Sue Townsend. Her books and characters were so beautifully balanced with flaws and likeability, and her satire was fantastic.

A classic comedy 90s zeitgeist

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OK this is my fav narrator. I love all the accents and expressions.

of course, another fantastic book by Sue Townsend. My comfort series of books

Just brilliant

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It's an all time favourite - Adrian's always a winner. I have been re-reading the books over and over since the start of secondary school and they never stopped being enjoyable.

Funny As Ever

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