Alec Bromcie

Advantages: funny
Disadvantages: not sure

...My brother lent me this book not so long ago he said it would make me laugh myself silly after reading it i liked it so my brother got me the little verison. which i read some every night before i go to bed laughing alot makes me tired so thats why i read it. i never get bored of it i just read it over and over again. the book includes passages on + different types of farting +farting zodiac +farting etiquette +farting personalities +the dangers of farting +the truth about farting and much more. Alec Bromice i never even heard of him before but at the start oof this book it explains who he is. he is a professor at the university of valparasio he is the professor of wind amd sound... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful

Advantages: A humorous and informative book about passing wind
Disadvantages: Might disgust some people

...The complete book of farting as you can probably guess by the title is all about farting. This will either review will either make you disgusted or roll round in fits of laughter. ***Who is Alec Bromcie*** Alec Bromcie is a Professor of Wind and Sound at the University of Valparaiso. He has written 6 books in total all funnily enough about farting. He has won a Yak Award from the University of Nepal for his research into farting at high altitudes. Currently he is trying to develop a fartometer, a device that will detect the source of a fart. He is currently single, has three children, two pet skunks and lives in Pratt's Bottom, England. If you would like to contact him, his email address is alec.bromcie@michaelomarabooks.com ***How did I come across this book*** Well I certainly didn't go out and buy it. It was bought for me by my... Read review

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Advantages: good read
Disadvantages: a little boring

...must awake early to deliver bees, Tess sends her mother to get her father, then her brother Abraham, and finally goes to the tavern herself when none of them return. At the tavern, John Durbeyfield reveals that he has a grand plan to send his daughter to claim kinship with the remaining d'Urbervilles, and thus make her eligible to marry a gentleman. The next morning, John Durbeyfield is too ill to undertake his journey, thus Tess and Abraham deliver the bees. During their travels, the carriage wrecks and their horse is killed. Since the family has no source of income without their horse, Tess agrees to go to the home of the Stoke-d'Urbervilles to claim kinship. There she meets Alec d'Urberville, who shows her the estate and prepares to kiss her. Tess returns home and later receives a letter from Mrs. Stoke-d'Urberville, who offers Tess... Read review

Ciao members have rated this review on average somewhat helpful