After the tale of the supernaturally dense Archway Baby. and. wild power of cindes toffee, J could take no more. fell 
digression on the staying so buekled with from my chais to my hands and knees hooting helplessly. paw Pete Davies in the NDEPENDENT laughter that my lowet back was 
Following his acloimed bok about otbdlit thle north-et, The Fer Corner, Harry Pesorson vowed that his next project would not involve hanging around outdoors on days so cold hat itinerant dogs had to be detached from lamp- posts by firemen. It would be about the summer: specifically, about a summer of shows and fairs the north of England. in Encompassing such diverse entertainments as fll unning, tupperware-boxing and rabbit- fancying (literally), and containing many more iokes about goats 
than is legal on the Isle of Man, Racing Pigs and Giant Marrowsis without doubt the only book in existence to explain the design faults of earwigs and expose English farmers' fondness for transvesism. Worm, wise and very funny, it ontfirms increasing suspicions that Harry Pearson is relly quite god. 
"Pearson is as tall as he is funny and, believe me, he is very tall' THE FAE 
Gust as much of a hoot las The Far Corner]. The title explains his semit, but do justice to his one- liners and digresions MANCHESTER EVENING NENS