East of Croydon: Travels through India and South East Asia inspired by her BBC 1 series 'The Ganges'
Autor Sue Perkinsen Limba Engleză Paperback – 17 oct 2018
Share in her hilarious and heartfelt adventure as she journeys from India to Indonesia: driving the historic Ho Chi Minh Trail, exploring the tranquil Mekong River, and being felt-up by a charismatic Cambodian hermit!
Inspired by her popular BBC travel shows and documentaries:The Mekong River with Sue Perkins,Kolkata with Sue Perkins,The Ganges with Sue PerkinsandWorld's Most Dangerous Roads: Ho Chi Minh Trailthis book is ideal for existing Sue fans as well as travel enthusiasts who are looking for an Asian adventure full of wit and warmth.
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780241360286
ISBN-10: 0241360285
Pagini: 400
Dimensiuni: 153 x 234 x 29 mm
Greutate: 0.48 kg
Editura: Penguin Books
Colecția Michael Joseph
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 0241360285
Pagini: 400
Dimensiuni: 153 x 234 x 29 mm
Greutate: 0.48 kg
Editura: Penguin Books
Colecția Michael Joseph
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
Notă biografică
Sue
Perkinsis
perhaps
best
known
for
being
one
half
of
double
act
Mel
and
Sue,
where
she
plays
the
part
of
Mel.
Together,
the
pair
have
bounced,
shouted
and
gurned
their
way
through
countless
hours
of
television,
most
memorablyLight
Lunchand
its
later
counterpart,
the
imaginatively
titledLate
Lunch.
Over the years, Sue has worked on a wide range of solo projects, including documentaries on art, popular fiction and history. In 2008 she appeared on the BBC showMaestro, culminating in her conducting at the Last Night of the Proms. She has also collaborated with food-critic Giles Coren on theSupersizersseries, where the duo power-ate their way through five centuries of lungs, livers and testicles whilst half-cut on sherry.
Sue hosts the panel show,Insert Name Here, as well as being a regular contributor toJust A Minute,QIandThe Last Leg. She is also the presenter of theGame of Thronescompanion show,Thronecast.
East of Croydonis Sue's second book. Her first,Spectacles, was aSunday Timesbestseller.
Oh, and she used to do a cake show on BBC1
@sueperkins
Over the years, Sue has worked on a wide range of solo projects, including documentaries on art, popular fiction and history. In 2008 she appeared on the BBC showMaestro, culminating in her conducting at the Last Night of the Proms. She has also collaborated with food-critic Giles Coren on theSupersizersseries, where the duo power-ate their way through five centuries of lungs, livers and testicles whilst half-cut on sherry.
Sue hosts the panel show,Insert Name Here, as well as being a regular contributor toJust A Minute,QIandThe Last Leg. She is also the presenter of theGame of Thronescompanion show,Thronecast.
East of Croydonis Sue's second book. Her first,Spectacles, was aSunday Timesbestseller.
Oh, and she used to do a cake show on BBC1
@sueperkins
Recenzii
Alongside
laugh-out-loud
travel
stories,
the
book
also
provides
a
moving
account
of
her
coming
to
terms
with
her
father's
death
Vivid, laugh-out-loud, moving
Alongside a wealth of vivid and hilarious travel stories, Sue also writes movingly about coming to terms with the recent death of her father as she stands beside the Ganges
The former Bake Off presenter journeys far out of her comfort zone on travels from India to Indonesia, sharing entertaining travel stories and a moving account of grieving for her father
An unvarnished, endearing and very funny account
Part memoir, part travel guide. A fab account full of wit and emotion
Her misadventures deliver laughs aplenty, but she's also engaged with the places, politics and crucially, the people. Enjoyable, interesting and often moving
Praise forSpectacles:
Drama, tears and laughs -Spectacleshas got it all. A brilliant, touching memoir suffused with love, it reminds you that life is best lived at wonky angles. I ADORED it
Very funny . . . It seems there are two Sue Perkins: the TV one, who gabbles and pratfalls, and the sensitive one who aches. The first of course, exists to protect the second. They can both write. The first writes comedy, the second tragedy; in this sense, reading her memoir is very like meeting her
It's a proper book . . . so well written. Tight & bright & full of inspiration
Utterly wonderful. It's very, very funny and poignant and it's very Sue Perkins and that's the bliss of it
Relentlessly cheering,Spectaclesis as charming and funny as Perkins herself. Like going for a long, slightly drunken lunch with your naughtiest friend
Brilliantly written . . . fearlessly honest and full of heart, it will also make you laugh like a gibbon
I absolutely loved it . . . whip smart and very funny
Life, love and loss - it's all here ... Warm, crisp and beautifully layered - like its author,Spectaclesis a complete delight
[A] deftly written and belly-laugh funny autobiography . . . Though she never suggests she might be remotely brainy, she clearly is. Her vocabulary makes Will Self's seem lacking, her writing is full of discreetly clever allusions . . . If she wants her readers to like her, she certainly achieved it with this reviewer who laughed and cried and secretly wants her as a best friend
Sue's memoir will leave you feeling like you've made a new best friend. Introducing us to a cast of friends, family and love interests, and not forgetting a psychopathic nun, Sue picks apart life in a refreshingly honest, warm and downright hilarious way...Spectaclesfirmly cements her as an exciting writer of the future
This smart and funny story is far from the photo-heavy, ghost-written volumes that it will compete with . . . Perkins is such a good writer . . . incapable of writing a boring sentence
Vivid, laugh-out-loud, moving
Alongside a wealth of vivid and hilarious travel stories, Sue also writes movingly about coming to terms with the recent death of her father as she stands beside the Ganges
The former Bake Off presenter journeys far out of her comfort zone on travels from India to Indonesia, sharing entertaining travel stories and a moving account of grieving for her father
An unvarnished, endearing and very funny account
Part memoir, part travel guide. A fab account full of wit and emotion
Her misadventures deliver laughs aplenty, but she's also engaged with the places, politics and crucially, the people. Enjoyable, interesting and often moving
Praise forSpectacles:
Drama, tears and laughs -Spectacleshas got it all. A brilliant, touching memoir suffused with love, it reminds you that life is best lived at wonky angles. I ADORED it
Very funny . . . It seems there are two Sue Perkins: the TV one, who gabbles and pratfalls, and the sensitive one who aches. The first of course, exists to protect the second. They can both write. The first writes comedy, the second tragedy; in this sense, reading her memoir is very like meeting her
It's a proper book . . . so well written. Tight & bright & full of inspiration
Utterly wonderful. It's very, very funny and poignant and it's very Sue Perkins and that's the bliss of it
Relentlessly cheering,Spectaclesis as charming and funny as Perkins herself. Like going for a long, slightly drunken lunch with your naughtiest friend
Brilliantly written . . . fearlessly honest and full of heart, it will also make you laugh like a gibbon
I absolutely loved it . . . whip smart and very funny
Life, love and loss - it's all here ... Warm, crisp and beautifully layered - like its author,Spectaclesis a complete delight
[A] deftly written and belly-laugh funny autobiography . . . Though she never suggests she might be remotely brainy, she clearly is. Her vocabulary makes Will Self's seem lacking, her writing is full of discreetly clever allusions . . . If she wants her readers to like her, she certainly achieved it with this reviewer who laughed and cried and secretly wants her as a best friend
Sue's memoir will leave you feeling like you've made a new best friend. Introducing us to a cast of friends, family and love interests, and not forgetting a psychopathic nun, Sue picks apart life in a refreshingly honest, warm and downright hilarious way...Spectaclesfirmly cements her as an exciting writer of the future
This smart and funny story is far from the photo-heavy, ghost-written volumes that it will compete with . . . Perkins is such a good writer . . . incapable of writing a boring sentence