The Clumsiest People in Europe [Idioma Inglés] - Softcover

" Sublime in its peremptory dictate and overweening all-knowingness." "-- ""Boston"" Sunday Globe"
" To the modern eye, Mortimer' s work-- by turns unsettling and hilarious-- is nothing short of a revolution in guidebook writing: here at last, is the irritable-bowel-syndrome-as-travelogue." "-- New York Times Book Review"
" Weirdly appealing... Mrs. Mortimer is, at once, fascinating, hilarious and furious but always maddeningly entertaining." "-- ""Chicago"" Tribune"
" My favourite summer read this year... endlessly entertaining." -- "Toronto"" Globe & Mail"
"Sublime in its peremptory dictate and overweening all-knowingness.""--""Boston"" Sunday Globe"
"To the modern eye, Mortimer's work--by turns unsettling and hilarious--is nothing short of a revolution in guidebook writing: here at last, is the irritable-bowel-syndrome-as-travelogue.""--New York Times Book Review"
"Weirdly appealing Mrs. Mortimer is, at once, fascinating, hilarious and furious but always maddeningly entertaining.""--""Chicago"" Tribune"
"My favourite summer read this year endlessly entertaining."--"Toronto"" Globe & Mail"
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Sublime in its peremptory dictate and overweening all-knowingness. "Boston Sunday Globe"

To the modern eye, Mortimer's work--by turns unsettling and hilarious--is nothing short of a revolution in guidebook writing: here at last, is the irritable-bowel-syndrome-as-travelogue. "New York Times Book Review"

Weirdly appealing Mrs. Mortimer is, at once, fascinating, hilarious and furious but always maddeningly entertaining. "Chicago Tribune"

My favourite summer read this year endlessly entertaining. "Toronto Globe & Mail""

"Sublime in its peremptory dictate and overweening all-knowingness." --Boston Sunday Globe

"To the modern eye, Mortimer's work--by turns unsettling and hilarious--is nothing short of a revolution in guidebook writing: here at last, is the irritable-bowel-syndrome-as-travelogue." --New York Times Book Review

"Weirdly appealing...Mrs. Mortimer is, at once, fascinating, hilarious and furious but always maddeningly entertaining." --Chicago Tribune

"My favourite summer read this year...endlessly entertaining." --Toronto Globe & Mail

“A hoot, even if you do feel guilty for laughing.”—Entertainment Weekly

Caustic, cranky, and inadvertently hilarious, the bestselling Victorian author Mrs. Favell Lee Mortimer rarely left the house—but that didn’t stop her from writing several successful travel books. With volumes on Europe, Asia, and Africa and America, Mrs. Mortimer had something nasty to say about your ancestors, no matter where they had the misfortune of living. Todd Pruzan has assembled three of Mrs. Mortimer’s very forgotten classics into one volume, The Clumsiest People in Europe, a wild tour through the comically and horrifyingly misinformed prejudices of a unique Victorian eccentric.

. NOTA: El libro no está en español, sino en inglés.