Easy reading books

[ruben]

I'm looking for a book that's easy to read without a superfluous amount of descriptions. It would be awesome if anyone could rec me a book full of british humor

[Maureen]

Sue Towsend's Adrian Mole series?

[Brida]

The Understudy by David Nicholls was a pleasant surprise when I read it a few years ago.

British humour, easy to read

 

I agree with the Adrian Mole series too^^.

[mummymunt]

Bill Bryson's books are very easy reading, as well as funny and entertaining and full of interesting info. I'd recommend Notes From a Small Island, Down Under, Neither Here Nor There, A Walk In The Woods, and Notes From a Big Island. Also, books by Jeremy Clarkson such as Born To Be Riled, And Another Thing, etc, are very easy to read. They're collections of newspaper columns, some about cars, others more general.

[Roland Butter]

I'd say try The Complete Molesworth by Geoffrey Willans and Ronald Searle. Life at St Custard's School (or should that be Skool?), and it still makes me smile.

[poppy]

Anything by P.G.Wodehouse, particularly Jeeves and Wooster and I second Bill Bryson books.

[Ruth]

Anything by Deric Longden. I enjoyed all of his books, and they are light and easy reading. The Cat Who Came In From The Cold made me burst into laughter several times!