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Loading... The Queen and Iby Sue Townsend
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. I think this was meant to be funny. ( )Read about 3/4 and it just got more and more ridiculous, could have been a better book. Idea was interesting but execution was terrible. interesting concept but not believable What would happen to the Royal family if the British people decided they were no longer needed? The Queen and her children have no "real" skills to earn a living, so they are put into a council house and left to fend for themselves. This really is a funny book if you can overlook that it was written when Diana was still alive. The idea for the story is as simple as it is original: What if the british people decide they don't want a queen anymore? Well, in this story, the royal family is dumped in one of the worst neighbourhoods in Britain with only a small amount of money and have to try to make the best of it. The story is written with a great sense of humor and Townsend definitely lacks no fantasy. On everypage it is clear that she loved writing this. And I enjoyed reading it! no reviews | add a review
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