Description
Egy kegyes kétbalkezes naplója by Adrian Plass / Hungarian edition of The Sacred diary of Adrian Plass Aged Thirty Seven and Three Quarters / Harmat kiadó 2018 / Paperback / Illustrations by Lente István
Paperback 2018
ISBN: 9789639148413 / 978-9639148413
ISBN-10: 9639148415
PAGES: 168
PUBLISHER: Harmat Kiadó
LANGUAGE: Hungarian / Magyar
Hungarian translation: Csák Szilárd, Orbán Eszter
Illustrations by Lente István
Hungarian Summary:
„Nagyon »jó keresztyén lennék«, ha időnként nem zavarnák meg mások az életemet” – örökíti meg az utókor számára naplójában aznapi következtetését kegyes kétbalkezes, alias Adrian Plass. A szentségre őszintén és együgyűen törekvő hősünk mindennapjaiban a magunk gondjait, bajait, örömeit, küszködését és sikereit láthatjuk meg – görbe tükörben. Aki beleolvas, nem fogja tudni letenni ezt a vidám, öniróniával fűszerezett, újabb és újabb csattanókat és – a sorok között megbújva – bölcs belátást kínáló naplót.
English Summary:
Saturday, December 14thFeel led to keep a diary. A sort of spiritual log for the benefit of others in the future. Each new divine insight and experience will shine like a beacon in the darkness!Can’t think of anything to put in today.Still, tomorrow’s Sunday. Must be something on a Sunday, surely?Adrian Plass is hilarious, pure and simple. His readers are legion – and this is the bestselling book that started it all, converting thousands of people who love to laugh into avid Plass readers.The Sacred Diary of Adrian Plass (aged 37 ¾) is merriment and facetiousness at its best – a journal of the wacky Christian life of Plass’s fictional alter-ego, who chronicles in his ‘sacred’ diary the daily goings-on in the lives of ordinary-but-somewhat-eccentric people he knows and meets. Reading it will doeth good like a medicine!
About the Author:
Adrian Plass is one of today's most significant and successful Christian authors, and he has written over thirty books, including his latest, Looking Good Being Bad - the Subtle Art of Churchmanship. Known for his ability to evoke both tears and laughter for a purpose, Plass has been reaching the hearts of thousands for over fifteen years. He lives in Sussex, England with his wife, Bridget, and continues to be a cricket fanatic.
