Spilling the Beans : The Autobiography of One of Television's Two Fat Ladies

from jacquid

Enjoyed this journey through someones life as I don't think I would have the strength to live such a life! It is interesting to read of such a life and how the happy smiley person we see on our television screens has a truly sunshine nature. A good read without the alcoholism overpowering the rec...

from michigantrumpet

Clarissa Dickson Wright is known to American audiences as one of the BBC's Two Fat Ladies cooking show. She and Jennifer Paterson would travel the British countryside in a motorcycle and sidecar, cooking local specialties and regaling us with ribald and quirky commentary. Those, like me, who are ...

from jacquid

Enjoyed this journey through someones life as I don't think I would have the strength to live such a life! It is interesting to read of such a life and how the happy smiley person we see on our television screens has a truly sunshine nature. A good read without the alcoholism overpowering the rec...

from karensaville

I usually enjoy Biography's , in fact she has had an extremely interesting life but I got bored half way through. I'm not really sure why, she didn't come across as a very likeable person, she is definitely a snob but that shouldn't have put me off the story, I just didn't really like it.

from Fliss88

Never having watched Two Fats Ladies I wasn't sure if this was going to be, just a book about cooking. Well it's not, and I certainly wasn't expecting such a roller coaster of a ride. You've heard the saying - everyone has a story? Well what a story Clarissa has to tell and she tells it very well...