True Confessions of Adrian Albert Mole, Margaret Hilda Roberts and Susan Lilian Townsend [antikvár]

Gerince kifakult.
To think the Midlands' most aspiring diarist and intellectual once believed Evelyn Waugh a woman! But Adrian Mole has grown up. Working first as a librarian and then as a protector of the ozone layer for the DoE, he is no longer the callow youth that pined so ardently for Pandora. Adrian is now at an age when he can confess with maturity and candour his true desires — in a word, sex. It is typical of Adrian's generosity that he has allowed some space for two other entertaining if less distinguished writers. One of them is Sue Townsend, with some astute and light-hearted lines of her own: the other is the unknown Margaret Hilda Roberts, a particularly precocious adolescent from Grantham with designs on the world ...