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The Rabid Readers Review Maljie, the episodic memoirs of a lady by Jim Webster
Where to start with this review? First of all a health warning. Do not read this book when drinking coffee/beer/WHY. Neither is it a great notion to read somewhere sudden bursts of laughter could be seen as inappropriate.
I must confess upfront to being a fan of Jim Webster’s writing as he has a talent for making the most wildly inconsequential of observations seem matter of fact and perfectly believable. Any of the tales he weaves around the imaginary but utterly believable city of a port Nain are going to be chuckle worthy at the very least.
Therefore I approached the chronicles of Maljie’s varied and exotic life with great expectation.
I wasn’t disappointed.
In fact, there were places where I actually howled with laughter.
Our heroine veers from situation to situation – rarely finishing…
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Jim Webster 
Nice one.
I am, as they say, ‘well chuffed’ 🙂
Not surprised.
Just bought a copy. Every little micro-penny helps, doesn’t it?
It does indeed 🙂