Under the Duvet
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Average customer review:Product Details
- Amazon Sales Rank: #2732 in Books
- Published on: 2002-07-04
- Binding: Paperback
- 304 pages
Editorial Reviews
Hello! Magazine
'paints an endearing, hilarious picture of the cosy, crumpled life lived by the reigning queen of contemporary chicklit'
Heat magazine
'Her honesty and humour when dealing with the situations she's faced can have you laughing out loud'
Sunday Tribune
'Keyes manages to verbalise the most mundane of universal experiences and somehow make them funny...'
Customer Reviews
Funny and Honest as usual
Keyes at her very best - honest observations of life which kept me laughing - shame it wasn't six inches thick!
Funny and chatty
Under the Duvet is a collection of "things" (dont know what to call 'em) that marian Keyes has written for Irish newspapers/magazines. She writes about funny eisodes in her life and about her thoughts on current issues. U get a really good picture of what kind of person MK is. She is really much like many of her charcters. MK says that none of her characters are real persons, but made up by combining up to 100 persons MK har met or something. What is clear from Under the Duvet is that all MK's characters have something of MK herself in them. Also obviously she takes a lot of the stuff she writes about from her own life.
So Under the Duvet is a really great book. It might be even more entertarining than MK's novells, because its definitely never boring. I coudnt stop readin g, cos it was so funny. I would indeed have liked to read more...
What else I want to say about MK is that she is just so down to earth and great. And under humor there is something serious too.
Great Irish Comedy
This is more a collection of short stories that Marian has written for magazines and newspapers with some unpublished pieces as well. Her Irish humour had me in stitches and I think it helps to be Irish to understand it. My English sister-in-law didn't find it so amusing. I even found myself reading sections out to my husband, especially the story about football!




