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Citizen Khan's Guide To Britain
Hardback
Main Details
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Citizen Khan's Guide To Britain
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Authors and Contributors |
By (author) Mr Khan
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Physical Properties |
Format:Hardback | Pages:256 | Dimensions(mm): Height 238,Width 192 |
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Category/Genre | Television TV tie-in humour Travel and holiday guides |
ISBN/Barcode |
9780751567113
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Classifications | Dewey:808.7 |
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Illustrations |
Fully illustrated
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Publishing Details |
Publisher |
Little, Brown Book Group
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Imprint |
Sphere
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Publication Date |
3 November 2016 |
Publication Country |
United Kingdom
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Description
It's that handsome, bearded man from the telly! No, not Gary Lineker, the other one. The lovable, self-appointed community leader Mr Khan shares everything you need to know about living in post-Brexit Britain, such as bringing up the perfect daughter, educ-asian, romance and how to 'get our country back' (to how it was when all the Pakistanis came). He offers advice you'll struggle to find anywhere else: how do you make curry for white people? How do you make curry for brown people? How do you eat a custard creamie? Where should you go on holiday? And most importantly, what is the correct amount of toilet paper to use in one sitting? Featuring previously unseen photographs of Mr. Khan's early years, this guide is designed to sit on your coffee table, in your glove box and on your toilet cistern - at hand whenever you need it. Oh Twaddi!
Author Biography
Mr Khan is a larger than life character with strong opinions and big dreams, which usually lead to even bigger problems. Originally from Pakistan, Khan is very proud of being British. His most prized possessions are his yellow Mercedes, and his Italian/Chinese designed checked suit (both purchased in 1981).
ReviewsMr Khan is an extremely talented, funny man but also a serious sex symbol. Just as well I'm happily married. He really has no idea of his potency. -- Lorraine Kelly I would like to thank Mr Khan for guiding me over the years. Thanks, Uncle. -- Sadiq Khan This book has replaced the Argos catalogue as the most important read in our house. -- Mr Khan
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