360 pages
English language
Published June 29, 2000 by Windsor.
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He's back. Aged 30¼.
Twenty-first century Mole.
Now in his thirties, Adrian's still worrying: Can he be a good father? Is Viagra cheating? Why won't the BBC produce 'The White Van', his serial killer comedy?
Will he find the fulfilment he seeks as a celebrity offal chef, single parent and celibate novelist? Is there a place for Adrian Mole in Blair's Brave New Britain?
'Thank goodness for his steadfast loyalty to Pandora . . . Three cheers for his chaotic, non-achieving, dysfunctional family . . . We need him' Evening Standard
'One of the great comic creations . . . I can't remember a more relentlessly funny book' Mirror
'Mole has entered his kingdom . . . superb jokes and an underlying political and social seriousness' Sunday Times
'Adrian Mole really is a brilliant comic creation . . . every sentence is witty and well thought out, and the whole …
He's back. Aged 30¼.
Twenty-first century Mole.
Now in his thirties, Adrian's still worrying: Can he be a good father? Is Viagra cheating? Why won't the BBC produce 'The White Van', his serial killer comedy?
Will he find the fulfilment he seeks as a celebrity offal chef, single parent and celibate novelist? Is there a place for Adrian Mole in Blair's Brave New Britain?
'Thank goodness for his steadfast loyalty to Pandora . . . Three cheers for his chaotic, non-achieving, dysfunctional family . . . We need him' Evening Standard
'One of the great comic creations . . . I can't remember a more relentlessly funny book' Mirror
'Mole has entered his kingdom . . . superb jokes and an underlying political and social seriousness' Sunday Times
'Adrian Mole really is a brilliant comic creation . . . every sentence is witty and well thought out, and the whole has reverberations beyond itself' The Times
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