Review: Hilarious, random and philosophical
Rating: 5 out of 5
Date: 03 30, 2013
If you want to read something short and zesty, hilarious, yet strikingly to-the-point and philosophical at times, then get this book. Most of the time the book will make you laugh out loud in a rather hysterical manner. Sometimes it will make you think. And sometimes it will make you think "WTF??". You will meet Baron, a pitbull who can drive anyone crazy, let alone his wife and a helpline therapist. You will get important travel advice for visiting Paris (it's all a conspiracy and it's dangerous, especially if you are a female who goes to souvenir shops - you never know what to expect from male French shopkeepers), you will also get an interesting insight into priests, the art of sermon-writing and the dangers of the letter D.Some words of warning: Medvedkov's humour is very unique. You either love it or hate it. Same goes for his writing style. I loved it and I recommend his works to everyone who needs a laugh and appreciates good humour. This is the second of Medvedkov's books that I've purchased and I will definitely check out his other works.