description: The further adventures of the master mole. In his latest confessional diary, Adrian, now thirty, is separated from his exotic and accomplished Nigerian wife, and is a single parent to his three-year-old son. He works as a cook in a smart London restaurant that specializes in repulsive working-class food. When, to his surprise, he finds he has an older son as well, he takes responsibility and finally learns to cope.  Sue Townsend's other novels include Adrian Mole: The Lost Years, Rebuilding Coventry, Ghost Children, and The Queen and I, all available in paperback from Soho Press. She lives in Leicester, England.   "Thank God for Sue Townsend and Adrian Mole, who has grown up from a spotty . . . childhood to join us . . ." (John Mortimer, The Observer)  "Hilarious . . . Adrian is a comic Job. Townsend skewers end-of-the-millennium Britain with acumen and glee." (Booklist)  "When it comes to finding humor in the woes of the perpetual underdog, Sue Townsend is offally good." (Newsday)  "Long before Bridget Jones obsessed about weight, single life and alcohol units, Adrian Mole reigned as Britain's Diarist of Record . . ." (The Miami Herald)
title: Adrian Mole: The Cappuccino Years
titlecomplete: Adrian Mole: The Cappuccino Years
characters: Adrian Mole
genres: Fiction, British Literature, Comedy, Young Adult, Humor, Novels, Contemporary, Diary, Childrens, Modern
ratings_count: 8110
places: United Kingdom
series: Adrian Mole
publisher: Recorded Books