Grossmith, George

Diary of a Nobody (Wordsworth Classics)

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ISBN 13:: 9781853262012
author:: Grossmith, George
format:: Paperback
publisher:: Wordsworth Editions
language:: English
Publication Year:: 1994
Pages:: 176
Genre:: 19th century fiction
Condition:: New
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The Diary of a Nobody is a wonderfully comic portrayal of suburban life and values. Written by George Grossmith, this masterpiece has remained in print for over a century, a source of delight to generations of readers. Its relatable portrayal of everyday life has made it a major literary influence, widely imitated but never equalled. This humorous and engaging work is a worthwhile read for anyone looking to experience the joys of laughter and insight into the human condition. With its enduring popularity, it's likely that you'll find yourself recognising yourself in its pages at some point. With its unique blend of wit and observation, The Diary of a Nobody is a book that will leave you smiling and perhaps even nodding in recognition.

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