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Three Men on the Bummel

Sequel to Three Men in a Boat

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Three Men on the Bummel

By: Jerome K. Jerome
Narrated by: Deaver Brown
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Hilarious sequel to Three Men in a Boat, set with the same three men walking and biking through the German Black Forest with the same hilarious goings-on, insights, humor, and irony of Three Men in a Boat.

©2021 Deaver Brown (P)2021 Deaver Brown Literature & Fiction Comedy Witty Funny Transportation

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Witty and entertaining story with plenty of anecdotes but not enough of the three men on their bikes. Narrator has a pleasant voice but is from the other side of the Atlantic - the book purports to be autobiographical and he author was born in Walsall so this does detract a little. He mispronounces English place names, words like scion and despotism, hesitates in odd places (perhaps he is turning the page) and struggles with German place names. Some preparation before recording may have been helpful. Much of the humour lost because of this. Would love to hear Martin Jarvis or Stephen Fry read this.

Poor choice of narrator

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