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Sue Townsend has a unique way of making you feel like you're inside the story and living with these characters instead of just reading about them. This book made me laugh, cry and sadly relate to a lot of Adrian's life. I loved this book it's my favourite out of all the Adrian Moles- especially the ending- tragic and yet wonderful.

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funny lighthearted sad fast-paced

Plot- or character-driven? Character
Strong character development? Yes
Loveable characters? Yes
Diverse cast of characters? Yes
Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes

4.0

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4.0

now this is the adrian mole i have missed!!!

i don't know whether he is stupid, delusional or an arsehole...probably all of them. of course he has his redeeming moments where he surprises you but usually you can't help but laugh at his stupidity.

so this book see adrian mole as FATHER!!!!! and that is quite worrying but also funny...oh and he's so sexist it's hilarious (you can't take offense because that is the type of character he is...)

he still hasn't gotten his book published poor guy. but omg he went on tv and they literally made fun of him and he had no idea...

ah this book was good. the end was a shock...like...poor Adrian Mole...just when i thought things were looking up and everything was gonna be fine...and then...

but his song William is really cute and Glenn...poor thing is quite funny but hey at least he does care about his sons.

i look forward to reading the last 3 books in the series!

if you haven't yet read adrian mole...i suggest you do so if you want a good laugh.

Happy Reading!
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