My Italian Bulldozer
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Timothy Ackroyd
About this listen
When writer Paul Stewart heads to the idyllic Italian town of Montalcino to finish his already late book, it seems like the perfect escape from stressful city life. Upon landing, however, things quickly take a turn for the worse when he discovers his hired car is nowhere to be found. With no record of any reservation and no other cars available, it looks like Paul is stuck at the airport. That is, until an enterprising stranger offers him an unexpected alternative.
While there may be no cars available, there is something else on offer: a bulldozer. With little choice in the matter, Paul accepts, and so begins a series of laugh-out-loud adventures through the Italian countryside, following in the wake of Paul and his Italian bulldozer. A story of unexpected circumstance and a lesson in making the best of what you have, My Italian Bulldozer is a warm holiday listen guaranteed to put a smile on your face.
©2016 Alexander McCall Smith (P)2016 BolindaWhat listeners say about My Italian Bulldozer
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- Frances Parsons
- 18-01-2024
Light Hearted and Lovely
Alexander McCall Smith has a gentle way about telling stories. This one had characters who were a little complicated and heart warming. I found it endearing and funny. An enjoyable read/ listen.
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- Margaret
- 06-07-2016
Heartwarming
Absolutely loved the story. Made me want to go to Tuscany straight away.
There is a gentleness to Mc Call Smith's stories that show his deep understanding of humanity without having to resort to exaggeration.
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