I first read the Adrian Mole books when I was very young and in many ways they sparked my love of reading. I come back to them periodically and always fly my way through them. The books are quite British centric so I'm not sure how well these books would go down with non-Brits but I would recommend giving them a try to anyone.
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Scottish based reader. Mostly read non fiction but do make the odd exception. Have no specific area of interest, a little bit interested in everything.
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mish mash
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