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	title:	Bearded Tit: A Love Story with Feathers
	author:	Rory McGrath
	format:	Hardcover
	publisher:	Ebury Press
	released:	May 1, 2008
	isbn:	0091922690
	isbn-13:	9780091922696

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Customer Reviews
brilliant read - Rated brilliant read with a good twist at the end had me in stitches of laughter and i could not put it down. its a better book if you know a bit about birds. i will be looking out for any new books by Rory m The pedant allows a proof reading howler - Rated Rory McGrath is a self confessed pedant which comes across in this entertaining and educational book. I would have given it 5* but for the fact that the second half was a bit long, I worked out the twist long before the end (it must be obvious if I managed that!) and worst of all he spelt the eponymous Harrier as Montague's - there is no 'e', it's Montagu's tut tut tut! Despite that it is well written, an easy read and there's some good schoolboy humour in it which did have me laughing out loud. I would have liked to know what happened to his friend Kramer who I thought was a great character. Well worth a read, probably better if you have an interest in birdwatching. More to this thank meets the eye - Rated Funny; romantic; full of anecdotes and facts about British birds. And it has a huge, heartwarming twist on practically the last page, which when you've grasped it, works its way back through the whole of the rest of the book and lights up virtually everything else you've read. Highly recommended. I can even excuse his being a Gooner - Rated Part autobiography, part birding memoir, this is a light-hearted, funny glimpse into the world of British birdwatching as seen through the eyes of the author, a TV comedian and bird devotee. A great mix of amusing anecdotes, Linnean cleassification and tales of teenage angst, with a denoument that I guarantee will send you off smiling. An excellent book, well worth a read. Hilarious, lovely and really moving! - Rated This is a beautiful story - unexpected, superbly written and immensely satisfying! I loved it! I'm a fan of Rory McGrath - he's just hilarious and so cheeky - and as a comedian and a graduate of modern language, the writing was pure comic genius in places. Its touching and earthy. There's suspense and intrigue and romance and surprises! Highly recommended!!!

Customer Reviews

brilliant read - Rated 5/5
brilliant read with a good twist at the end had me in stitches of laughter and i could not put it down. its a better book if you know a bit about birds. i will be looking out for any new books by Rory m

The pedant allows a proof reading howler - Rated 4/5
Rory McGrath is a self confessed pedant which comes across in this entertaining and educational book. I would have given it 5* but for the fact that the second half was a bit long, I worked out the twist long before the end (it must be obvious if I managed that!) and worst of all he spelt the eponymous Harrier as Montague's - there is no 'e', it's Montagu's tut tut tut!

Despite that it is well written, an easy read and there's some good schoolboy humour in it which did have me laughing out loud. I would have liked to know what happened to his friend Kramer who I thought was a great character.

Well worth a read, probably better if you have an interest in birdwatching.

More to this thank meets the eye - Rated 5/5
Funny; romantic; full of anecdotes and facts about British birds. And it has a huge, heartwarming twist on practically the last page, which when you've grasped it, works its way back through the whole of the rest of the book and lights up virtually everything else you've read. Highly recommended.

I can even excuse his being a Gooner - Rated 5/5
Part autobiography, part birding memoir, this is a light-hearted, funny glimpse into the world of British birdwatching as seen through the eyes of the author, a TV comedian and bird devotee. A great mix of amusing anecdotes, Linnean cleassification and tales of teenage angst, with a denoument that I guarantee will send you off smiling. An excellent book, well worth a read.

Hilarious, lovely and really moving! - Rated 5/5
This is a beautiful story - unexpected, superbly written and immensely satisfying! I loved it! I'm a fan of Rory McGrath - he's just hilarious and so cheeky - and as a comedian and a graduate of modern language, the writing was pure comic genius in places. Its touching and earthy. There's suspense and intrigue and romance and surprises! Highly recommended!!!

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