The Wonderful World of Ladybird Books for Grown-Ups

<p><i><b>'After the success of their ingenious idea of matching pictures from Ladybird's archive with prose that mocks the mores of modern life, they are bowing out with a bang with this compendium' </b>- Sunday Telegraph</i><br><br>From the people who gave you classics such as <i>The Ladybird Book of The Hangover</i> and <i>The Ladybird Book of The Mid-Life Crisis</i>, they bring you this collection of what could have been. Imagine a world where there aren't just the thirty-two Ladybird Books for Grown-Ups you've seen in your local bookshop or downstairs toilet but hundreds and hundreds more . . . <br><br>In this coffee-table book you don't have to, with never before seen covers, excerpts and paraphernalia from the archives, colourfully presented and helpfully divided into the following chapters:<br><br>- Fun & Games<br>- Adventure <br>- The World Around Us<br>- At Work<br>- At Home<br>- Coping <br>- Not Coping<br>- Giving Up<br><b><br>'<i>I do not hasten to say that these books are the new Da Vinci Code.' </i>Aisling Bea<br><br><i>'These books are small masterpieces. They make me glad I learned to read.' </i>David Quantick<br><br>'<i>HILARIOUS</i>. <i>Beserkly brilliant</i>.' Mel Giedroyc</b></p> <p><i><b>'After the success of their ingenious idea of matching pictures from Ladybird's archive with prose that mocks the mores of modern life, they are bowing out with a bang with this compendium' </b>- Sunday Telegraph</i><br><br>From the people who gave you classics such as <i>The Ladybird Book of The Hangover</i> and <i>The Ladybird Book of The Mid-Life Crisis</i>, they bring you this collection of what could have been. Imagine a world where there aren't just the thirty-two Ladybird Books for Grown-Ups you've seen in your local bookshop or downstairs toilet but hundreds and hundreds more . . . <br><br>In this coffee-table book you don't have to, with never before seen covers, excerpts and paraphernalia from the archives, colourfully presented and helpfully divided into the following chapters:<br><br>- Fun & Games<br>- Adventure <br>- The World Around Us<br>- At Work<br>- At Home<br>- Coping <br>- Not Coping<br>- Giving Up<br><b><br>'<i>I do not hasten to say that these books are the new Da Vinci Code.' </i>Aisling Bea<br><br><i>'These books are small masterpieces. They make me glad I learned to read.' </i>David Quantick<br><br>'<i>HILARIOUS</i>. <i>Beserkly brilliant</i>.' Mel Giedroyc</b></p>