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Notes from the Sofa | Raymond Briggs

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In 'Notes from the Sofa', Raymond Briggs traces the course of his life in a series of wonderfully observed vignettes that take him from the awkwardness and embarrassment of growing up to the vicissitudes and frustrations of growing old.

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Louise

Notes from the Sofa | Raymond Briggs

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I took my time savoring this book of Raymond Briggs‘ reflections on life and especially on growing older. The book is a collection of columns he wrote for the humorous British magazine The Oldie. His dry English wit and clever observations are a delight!

ljuliel Sounds like a cute book. It could also be the title of my life . 🛋 5y

Louise @ljuliel The sofa is a wonderful place! 😊 5y

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Louise

Notes from the Sofa | Raymond Briggs

Got a kick out of this illustration in the tagged book. It was for a written piece lampooning a newspaper article stating that artists, musicians, and writers have trouble fitting in to the prosaic world because they are “creative sociopaths”. 😆

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