The Sacred Diary of Adrian Plass, Aged 37 3/4, (Paperback)

from Amzzz

Adrian Plass decides to keep "a sort of spiritual log for the benefit of others in the future...". This log details his relationships with family, church friends, non Christians, and God in a funny yet also insightful way. An amusing and fun read, with a lot of truth in it!

from atreic

An enjoyable lighthearted and sympathetic fictional diary which has not dated as much as I thought it would have. It is a bit predictable and over-simplistic at times (wouldn't it be lovely if all problems with troublesome neighbours or teenage girlfriends resolved themselves as neatly as they do...

from SueinCyprus

This book, originally a column in a Christian magazine, is written in diary format. The fictional writer has the same name as the real author, but a different family. Although Anne (the fictional wife) and Bridget (the real Adrian Plass's wife) have rather merged into one in my mind, their colleg...

from Bagpuss

I heard a poem by Adrian Plass and mentioned it in passing to a friend-of-a-friend who loaned me a couple of books by him. This is fiction, but the characters within are based loosely on real people with whom Adrian has come into contact. Written entirely in diary form, this is an amusing account...

from SueinCyprus

This book, originally a column in a Christian magazine, is written in diary format. The fictional writer has the same name as the real author, but a different family. Although Anne (the fictional wife) and Bridget (the real Adrian Plass's wife) have rather merged into one in my mind, their colleg...