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Anna Faversham

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I quite liked Notes from a Small Island, but didn't care for Little Dribbling - got tired of all the complaining.

 

Yes, it was quite uncharacteristic - seemed far more negative than his other travelogues. Perhaps he's just that bit too old to enjoy that kind of travel so much now.

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I have read 6 of Mr. Bryson´s books. My most favorite is "A Short History of Nearly Everything". The most fascinating fact I learned from this book was that Charles Darwin apologised to another author who had previously published a treaties about evolution, but received no recognition because it was published in a periodical  specialising in naval timber. Great Book!

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