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The Becket List Volume II - Even More First World Problems - cover
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The Becket List Volume II - Even More First World Problems

Henry Becket

Editora: Ideas at Work Ltd

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A sequel to the original and highly therapeutic "Becket List"...a compendium of the trivial but oh-so-phenomenally-irritating things that bedevil everyday life. Here you will find that you are not alone in having issues with phrases like - well - "having issues with", as well as supposedly inanimate objects like carparks, newfangled doorhandles and badly translated menus...not to mention other people's behaviour, like the way that French drivers negotiate roundabouts or that dramatic chewing gum masticators advertise their enjoyment.
Disponível desde: 16/03/2023.

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