And Then There Were Three by Ian Mucklejohn

And Then There Were Three by Ian Mucklejohn

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Zusammenfassung

Presents the family diaries (2001-2006) of Britain's single father and his triplet sons, with their first visit to meet their American mothers.

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And Then There Were Three by Ian Mucklejohn

Lars, Piers and Ian are exceptional triplet brothers, whose life is an unplifting modern story. They live in England, but have two American mothers who helped conceive them for their single father, Ian. Using his diaries, Ian describes how copes with the enjoyable and at times stressful task of being a father to three children instead of the one he expected. Always one hand short, he wittily describes their daily life, full of the love and bickering among the triplets, and how life led his decision to create a family of his own. Now five years old, the boys have just started school and made their first trip abroad - to meet their two American mothers for the first time and see how they came to be born.
'Daddy cool..' The Sun 'A Delightful read...' TES 'Fascinating' The Observer 'An astonishing new book.' Richard & Judy 'Moving.' Fern Britton and Philip Scofield
Ian Mucklejohn is an English teacher, a gifted diarist and Britain's first truly single father of triplet sons. He and his triplet sons currently live in Newbury. This is his first book.
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ISBN 13 9781903933732
ISBN 10 1903933730
Titel And Then There Were Three
Autor Ian Mucklejohn
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Gibson Square Books Ltd
Erscheinungsjahr 2006-06-01
Seitenanzahl 240
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