Originally written to amuse her fans, friends and family, her story is one that can be enjoyed by anyone who has ever wondered what it is really like to be an author. This is a frank exposure of the everyday life of an English writer – so includes battles with manic cats, coping with very nosy chickens and struggling to keep sane enough to type the odd word in her latest manuscript.
Derek’s In Trouble
11,00 €by Mac Black
‘Derek’s In Trouble’ – As funny as ever and as unlucky as always, Derek is going through another unexpected crisis in his life.
Deb McEwan –
Fancy a good laugh?
Truth is stranger than fiction or so it seems in this amusing and sometimes wacky tale of the author’s day to day life, featuring chucks, a cat and a laid-back partner. Gail has a knack of turning the ordinary into the extraordinary and this book makes for a fascinating and entertaining read.
If you enjoy a good chuckle, then this is definitely the one for you.
Liz Phillips –
Different look at life.
Always funny and interesting to read Gail’s take on life. Not too sure who is in charge, Chea or the chucks but certainly not Richard. A good lighthearted read.
Mrs Sandra Austin –
This author would make a wonderful and funny ~T.V series
This Lady is just so funny, I love her stories, blogs, and books, an amazing writer. Her stories would make a wonderful comedy series for the television 🙂
Liz Phillips –
Different look at life.2
I have to apologise to the author as I didn’t see the stars at the top of the review and it only came up as 3, I have now changed this on here to five as I really think it deserves that, sorry Ms Orbell.
Michaela –
Light-hearted take on being an author
If you ever wondered what authors do when they aren’t writing, this is definitely the book to read 🙂
Phil Earland –
A must for Television
Two Chucks is the long awaited blog book from this well loved author. It offers selected entries from Jennie Orbell’s highly popular WordPress blog. The tales provide an insight into the often crazy life of this very funny lady, her two pet chickens and beloved cat Chea.
The author has a true gift for capturing everyday events and transforming them into episodes of mad and extremely funny occurrences. The book catalogues Ms Orbell’s adventures, or more often than not misadventures both domestic and agricultural set deep in the heart of rural Leicestershire. Often her long suffering partner Richard appears, and is frequently on the receiving end of the lady’s ire for some misdemeanour or other with hilarious results.
All in all this is an excellent read and a superb companion by the pool, or on a long journey. However your neighbours may find your occasional outbursts of laughter a bit of an irritation. The only criticism is that we now have to wait for part two.