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Picked up at the Nottingham meetup on Saturday. We were visiting family for Father's Day and thought we'd combine the visit and meet some Bookcrossers!

Will be read by two Archer's fans (me and Mrs D)!

Mrs Deltic's review
Very interesting and entertaining book about someone you think you know as his character in The Archers.
I had forgotten all the other things he had done, especially "Wordy" which I enjoyed with my children.

Have lent it to friend who is 89 today and not online. It should return here soon. Watch this space!

A very pleasant read. A small insight into the recording of The Achers. Nice to know that Charles Collingwood is not like his character on the show, or is he?

Given to fellow passenger on our National Holidays trip.

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