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Posted 26 April 2023
Stalin Ate My Homework By Alexei Sayle Kindle Edition - 99p @ Amazon
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'Fascinating and hugely entertaining' Daily Telegraph
'It's not like other comedians' memoirs. It's funny' Guardian
THE SAYLES MIGHT NOT HAVE BEEN THE ONLY JEWISH ATHEIST COMMUNIST FAMILY IN LIVERPOOL, BUT ALEXEI KNEW FROM AN EARLY AGE THAT THEY WERE ONE OF THE MORE ECCENTRIC.
Born on the day egg rationing came to an end, Alexei was the only child of Joe, an affable trade unionist who led the family on railway expeditions across eastern Europe, and Molly, a hot-tempered red-head who terrified teachers and insisted Alexei see the Red Army Choir instead of the Beatles.
Perceptive and hilarious, this is a portrait of a family, a city, a country and a continent going through enormous changes.
'Sayle's book has charm and substance, both as memoir and history' Times Literary Supplement
Some opinions from Amazon readers:
Bit of a harsh review, though the username suggests they may not be entirely serious (?)
Cheapest ever on Keepa, keepa.com/
'Fascinating and hugely entertaining' Daily Telegraph'It's not like other comedians' memoirs. It's funny' Guardian
THE SAYLES MIGHT NOT HAVE BEEN THE ONLY JEWISH ATHEIST COMMUNIST FAMILY IN LIVERPOOL, BUT ALEXEI KNEW FROM AN EARLY AGE THAT THEY WERE ONE OF THE MORE ECCENTRIC.
Born on the day egg rationing came to an end, Alexei was the only child of Joe, an affable trade unionist who led the family on railway expeditions across eastern Europe, and Molly, a hot-tempered red-head who terrified teachers and insisted Alexei see the Red Army Choir instead of the Beatles.
Perceptive and hilarious, this is a portrait of a family, a city, a country and a continent going through enormous changes.
'Sayle's book has charm and substance, both as memoir and history' Times Literary Supplement
Some opinions from Amazon readers:
Bit of a harsh review, though the username suggests they may not be entirely serious (?)
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