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Loading... At My Mother's Knee... And Other Low Joints (2008)by Paul O'Grady
None. A warts and all description of the author's life up to age 18 when his father died. Impressive recall of childhood incidents. ( )Paul is bringing back many childhood memories for me, a lot of the characters and phrases are very familiar. Scousers are a big part of North Wales, as many families from Liverpool would holiday on the North Wales Coast. Dont know how the content of the book converts for those who sadly lack the ability to understand Northern humour, (dry and witty), but Paul portrays it well. So many times Ive had to put the book down because I'm giggling so much. A great read, looking forward to the next part Paul O Grady leaves no stone unturned with this autobiography. Filled with his usual humour and sad times, Paul lets us delve into his past. A well worth satisfying read. no reviews | add a review
Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0593059255, Hardcover)The hilarious story of one of Britain’s best-loved entertainers who, by the age of 23, had been a father, husband, drag queen, gay lover, divorcee and degenerate, and went from the fringes of comedy to the heart of the entertainment establishment.(retrieved from Amazon Wed, 20 Apr 2011 23:34:42 -0400) In his own uniquely acid tongue, Paul O'Grady traces the hilarious tales of life in Irish Catholic Birkenhead that took him from a virtuous altar-boy to Britain's best loved entertainer. |
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