Loro En El Limonero, El (Paperback)

from debnance

No big trips for me this summer. Not by plane or train anyway. Instead, I've traveled by book. A Parrot in the Pepper Tree carried me to Spain, to the mountain home of Chris Stewart and his family. With the Stewarts, life is always a degree or two west of normal, with all the odd Spaniards of the...

from tortoisebook

This is a book of anecdotes and tales from the life of Chris Stewart, a Brit living on a farm in deepest Andalucia with his wife and daughter. It follows on from the success of his debut book, 'Driving Over Lemons', which I haven't read. This book exceeded all my expectations. I found the author ...

from mazda502001

This is a wonderful continuation of Driving Over Lemons. It's humourous, affectionate, a true portrait of the place and it's people. I love this author's books. Back Cover Blurb: Chris Stewart's Driving Over Lemons told the story of his move to a remote mountain farm in Las Alpujarras - and oddba...

from jessibud2

I just finished this delightful book, only realizing it was a sequel to another, after I started reading. But that fact does not interfere or detract from the reading at all. I liked Stewart's writing and gentle humour. He is equally skilled at laughing at himself and the circumstances he finds h...

from robeik

Second in a series of three books about an English couple who set up home in southern Spain. A casual read, where you meet a series of characters in the area. Somewhat humorous, a lot at the cost of the author. However, not as good as the first book.