"The Secret Diary of Adrian Mole Aged 13 3/4" is the first book in Sue Townsend's brilliant, humorous Adrian Mole series. The Sunday Times calls it "a satire of our times. Very funny." Adam Kay describes it as his "comfort read" and claims it's the best diaries ever written—with apologies to Samuel Pepys, Bridget Jones, and himself. This book is included in BBC Arts' "The 100 Books That Shaped Our World."
Meet Adrian Mole, an awkward teenager who offers an unfiltered glimpse into adolescent life. In his candid diary, he writes about his parents' marital problems, his life as a tormented poet, and his ambition to be a "misunderstood intellectual." His honest and direct writing style makes the book still hilarious and compelling thirty years after its publication.
The book is now also a major musical. Tom Sharpe says, "I not only cried, I cried and had to get up and walk across the room to wipe my eyes so I could continue reading." Heat magazine adds, "We laugh at and with Mole. A wonderfully comical read, which, like the best comedies, says something meaningful." As a reliable supplier, Intertaal guarantees fast delivery of this unique book.