The Road to Little Dribbling : Adventures of an American in Britain (Paperback)

from thewanderingjew

The Road to Little Dribbling, Bill Bryson, author; Nathan Osgood, narrator In this delightful "travelogue", Bill Bryson retraces a trip he took around his beloved England two decades ago. As he travels through villages and up and down roads with names most readers have never heard of, to visit so...

from ladycato

Bill Bryson explores the United Kingdom with a curmudgeonly attitude in The Road to Little Dribbling. I have not read his previous book on the isle, but I enjoyed this one a great deal. It was written only a few years ago so it still feels current. Bryson is American, but has lived in Britain for...

from PatsyMurray

Bryson visits (rather randomly) various places in Britain and describes them in a humorous way. I made mental notes on places I might like to see some day, and other places I will now avoid. While I often laughed out loud, I suspect that having read one Bryson book, you don't need to read the oth...

from jessibud2

The reviews I read of this newest book by Bill Bryson were not that great but as I am a huge fan of his, I was prepared to ignore them and love it anyhow. I was happy to find the audio version at the library but my first big disappointment was that it was not read by him. He has narrated every ot...

from nbmars

I began listening to this on audio, and got through only a couple of discs before I decided it just was not holding my interest. The book is about Bryson's trip through Great Britain from south to north - Bognor Regis to Cape Wrath, to rediscover places Bryson visited on a similar trip twenty yea...