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Binding: Paperback
EAN: 9780413590206
ISBN: 0413590208
Label: Mandarin
Manufacturer: Mandarin
Number Of Pages: 192
Publication Date: October 10, 1985
Publisher: Mandarin
Sales Rank: 1129063
Studio: Mandarin
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So sharp and acerbic that it just might be one of the funniest books ever written. Boating for beginners is a refreshing look at a story that everyone has heard more than once, only, in this version you are more likely to pee yourself laughing than be riddeled with guilt.
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i loved this tale of an alternate possible truth to the noah story. i love anachranism, anyway, so this flood of it (ha ha!!) was right up my alley. i found myself telling others about it over and over, although i couldn't really do it justice. in fact, i'm on amazon right now buying it for a holiday prezzie for a friend. i thought it was lots of fun and wish i could read on....perhaps another one????
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Terribly weak compared to her other work.
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The story of Noah and the flood...told from an entirely different perspective, including rhinestone roller-skates, an orange demon, angels addicted to romance novels, and a transvestite...not to mention that giant ice-cream/black forest gateau concoction! Less intense than most of her later work, but beautifully written and an ton of fun to read!
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If you read the author's remarks on her own webpage, then ÒBoating forBeginnersÓ is supposed to be a pot-boiler, written for the money inthe time of dearth before her ÔOranges are not the only FruitÕ finallysaw the light of day. Should this be true, then Ms. Winterson is evenmore talented than I had given her credit for. The book is a riot,truly funny, the kind of sarcasm that may kill a religion, and is muchmore effective as an antidote than the most elaborate production oflearned scholarship ... Read More
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