I came across this little book by accident. Some time ago I had read the first one (http://www.bookcrossing.com/journal/11185731/) and was very pleasently surprised to find its successor at the airport on my way to Minorca.
Just like the first one it makes you - laugh out loud, want to cry, roll your eyes and bang your head on the table.
Especially sad are the comments of parents who obviously don't understand their child's interest in books.
I think I detected two major subjects that seem to have occupied the bookseller and -buyer world since the first "weird things": amazon/kindle and "50 shades of grey". :o))))

Before the book goes on it's journey to England, it will make a short appearance in Mettmann tonight.

It'll be read soon and returned, so it can make its journey to England :-)
Thanks for stopping by at my shelf :-)

Liebes Buch auf Reisen. Ich hoffe, Du findest Deinen Weg in viele, viele Hände von Bücherfreunden und bereitest angenehme Stunden beim Lesen!
Lass von Dir hören von Zeit zu Zeit!

geplante Reise nach Hause...

What a wonderful surprise !! I also loved the first book so I can't wait to start reading this one too.

Ah well, didn't take long to read, did it ! Full of great little anecdotes that had me read them out loud to my other half. His favourite is the ''book version of a Sat Nav '' - also known as a road map !!

This little book came my way yesterday and I read it the same evening in bed (according to the book, I am a librocubicularist :). I love all those little anecdotes - I am always imagining the bookseller standing there speachless :D The customer questioning the bookseller about Harry Potter still being in print (because - by now surely everyone has a copy?) is one of my favorites :)