Dear Lupin... Letters to a Wayward Son Audiobook (Unabridged)

" This is a delightfully amusing book, which I thoroughly enjoyed ! "

" Funny and an example of steadfast parenting to a wayward son. "

" Not everyones cup of tea I am sure but I loved the acerbic wit and the cavalier way things of importance were mentioned. "

" the first half of this book I found very amusing, but as it went on it got quite boring.... But all in all I did like it, I read it all which is something... :) "

" Very witty letter writing from a father to his son, through his twenties to thirties. Letter writing has somewhat disappeared so its lovely to reminisce on a previous era. It's hilarious how many daily tribulations can be discussed with ease and dry humor. "

" Helen who also rated the book two stars totally summed up how I felt about Dear Lupin 'Mildly amusing for the first half ....grindingly tedious thereafter' describes it perfectly - but what a lovely Dad to have:) "

" Bought this after reading rave review on Amazon. It's warm and mildly amusing but that's it. "

" Few books are laugh out loud funny . This is one ! "

" letters from a long-suffering upper-middle class father to his wayward son. A delight to read. Whizzed through it. There's another volume on the way - letters to his daughter this time - looking forward to it. "

" Mildly amusing for the first half ....grindingly tedious thereafter "

" Didn't make me laugh. Found a few descriptions amusing, especially the barbecue, but other than that it is just letters from a Father to his son about day to day life. "

" This is a charming and funny book. At times rather poignant. Highly recommended. "

" I absolutely loved this book. Drove my husband wild giggling my way through it and reading passages aloud. A great light hearted read. "

" I loves this book. I loved the way Charles Mortimer's letters flowed with affection, frustration and humour. If readers are offended by the occasional non PC terms, then they are are missing the point. A nostalgic read. "

" Amusing and heartwarming. "

" Very amusing letters from a Dad to a wayward son. Roger Mortimer was a real wordsmith - very witty but also very loving. "

" Read it at 2 sittings : love the mess slang -- doing a pineapple chunk for bunking off. The wayward son v engaging - but how did he survive ? Mortimer senior could write a dream -- and according to friends a very engaging cove "

" Lupin, the wayward's son's, words say it all: ' My father's account of the middle class existence of a long-suffering, elderly gentleman in Berkshire, together with his self-deprecating humour, continues to be a big hit ......... ' "

" Funny and enjoyable as I read it, but three days later and I can hardly remember any of it! Good but light entertainment. "

" A really charming and witty book. "