| Title | : | Taking the Biscuit |
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| Rating | : | |
| ISBN | : | - |
| Language | : | English |
| Format Type | : | Kindle , Hardcover , Paperback , Audiobook & More |
| Number of Pages | : | - |
| Publication | : | First published January 1, 2007 |
"Taking the Biscuit"
by Paul Lewis, read by James Bolam
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by Norma Harrs, read by Julia McKenzie
"Edward's Problem"
by Norma Harrs, read by Hayley Mills
"Wish You Were Here"
by Paul Lewis, read by Penelope Keith
"Dear Mr Previn"
by Judy Gardiner, read by Prunella Scales
"Twenty Five"
by Judy Gardiner, read by Brian Blessed
"Goodbye Gertie"
by Judy Gardiner, read by June Whitfield
"A Likely Story"
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Taking the Biscuit Reviews
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I wouldn’t say these stories are very funny, but they are amusing. I liked the first one, Taking the Buscuit, best. That one made me laugh out loud, but the end made me realize that I’ve read other versions by other writers of that story before. I found that interesting. The readers do an excellent job. I just wish they had had better stories to perform.
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I read this in the hope that it would be really funny. Some stories like the first and third are really good. The rest were alright. I had laughed at some of the descriptions though of the post card lady. The descriptions are very vivid and I loved some of the narrators.
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I only found a few of the stories here remotely entertaining.
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Light hearted nonsense.
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You can skip this. Ain't much of an entertainer.
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Fun stories. I enjoyed it and got a chuckle or two.
