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Features observations on life complemented by illustrations.
School is ''wet and weedy'', according to Nigel Molesworth, the ''goriller of 3B'', ''curse of St Custard''s'' and superb chronicler of fifties English life. Nothing escapes his disaffected eye and he has little t...

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Description

Product ID:9780141186009
Product Form:Paperback / softback
Country of Manufacture:GB
Series:Penguin Modern Classics
Title:Molesworth
Authors:Author: Geoffrey Willans, Ronald Searle
Page Count:432
Subjects:Modern and contemporary fiction: general and literary, Modern & contemporary fiction (post c 1945), Classic fiction: general and literary, Humour, Classic fiction (pre c 1945), Humour
Description:Select Guide Rating
Features observations on life complemented by illustrations.
School is ''wet and weedy'', according to Nigel Molesworth, the ''goriller of 3B'', ''curse of St Custard''s'' and superb chronicler of fifties English life. Nothing escapes his disaffected eye and he has little time for such things as botany walks and cissy poetry with an assortment of swots, snekes and oiks. Instead he is very good at missing lessons, charming masters and putting down little brothers, in fact he is exceptional at most things except spelling. Wildly funny and full of sharp observations on life, the ‘Molesworth tetralogy’ is magnificently complemented by the illustrations of Ronald Searle
Imprint Name:Penguin Classics
Publisher Name:Penguin Books Ltd
Country of Publication:GB
Publishing Date:2000-11-02