Beleske sa Malog ostrva - Bil Brajson (Bill Bryson)

Notes From a Small Island - Bill Bryson

It makes you laugh out loud - so you had better read it with caution in public places. The Times

After nearly two decades in England, Bill Bryson decided to move for a certain period of time to the United States so that his children could experience life in another country, his wife could enjoy shopping until 10pm seven days a week and, most importantly, because he read that 3 700 000 Americans believe to have been abducted at some point by aliens - so he realised that these people need to have him around.

But before leaving his beloved home in North Yorkshire, Bryson insisted that he wants travel once again around England, to embark on a sort of farewell to this green and pleasant island that has been his home for so long. His goal is to explore the two sides of the country and to examine what is it that he loves so so much about the country which invented gravy, a naval hero whose dying wish was to kiss a guy named Hardy, names of places such as Titsy and Shallow Bowels, people who love the greenfingers quiz...

Dimensions: 13 x 20 cm (soft cover), 325 pages, Latin script.