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Two for the Road | Roddy Doyle

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FROM THE AUTHOR OF TWO PINTS AND TWO MORE PINTS Another round of two pints from the ever-brilliant, always hilarious imagination of Roddy Doyle Two men meet for a pint - or three - in a Dublin pub. They chew the fat, set the world to rights and mourn friends gone: David Bowie, Prince, Princess Leia and Young Frankenstein. Around them the world of Brexit, Trump, and referendums storm, but some things - good things - never change. Inspired by the last five years of news, Roddy Doyle's Two for the Road offers a strong brew of Roddy Doyle's comic genius - to be downed in one riotous sitting, or savoured over, laugh after laugh.

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Two for the Road | Roddy Doyle

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I read this on Aug 27 & gave it 4 ⭐️. It was an enjoyable, if sad at times, read. The book takes place over 5 years and the reader is essentially eavesdropping as two men of a certain age talk about events that are happening either in Ireland or globally. It‘s a good read that reminds the reader of how much has happened in such a short time and makes the reader think.

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