Four entirely new festive calamities from Robin & Co: malfunctioning Advent crafts, over-enthusiastic musical attempts, an elf with questionable morals, and a donkey who absolutely should not have had brandy butter. Includes puzzles, teasers, and Christmas mayhem.
A Halloween special bursting with atmospheric mayhem.
Join Edna, Colin, Robin, and the Scriptwriter for a seasonally spooky selection of misadventures featuring haunted mansions, cursed objects, and a regrettable séance. All the Robin & Co. gang — in full gothic disarray.
While earlier collections introduced the world of Robin & Co. with seaside chaos, biscuit diplomacy, and suspicious spiritualists, this volume digs deeper into their more infamous adventures. From goat-based wellness retreats to aggressive tea societies and intergenerational signage disputes, this is the collection where all narrative restraint is thrown to the wind — and the punctuation barely survives.
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This fourth collection of Slightly Unreliable Memoirs features the unstoppable Great Aunt Edna at her meddling, matchmaking, and mystery-mangling best. From tea-fuelled intrigues to thwarted town traditions, this volume delivers a fresh round of farce, floral vengeance, and footnotes you never asked for.
🎩 Bedpans, flying vicars, and an excess of pudding.
From the archives of improbable living comes Volume 3 of Slightly Unreliable Memoirs, the semi-autobiographical, mostly fictional tales of Robin & Co. Featuring the continued misadventures of Colin (enemy of pigeons, part-time inventor), Great Aunt Edna (gardening supremacist), and the Scriptwriter (reluctant narrator of all things bizarre).
Includes six complete stories:
Our intrepid narrator returns with a new batch of highly questionable recollections — none of which have been legally verified. Volume 2 includes:
Colin’s self-declared war on a suspicious pigeon with Napoleonic tendencies.
Great Aunt Edna’s response to a letter from the Women’s Pudding League.
Robin’s sidetrack into Italian wedding culture (with focaccia theft).
A slightly suspicious collection of delightfully exaggerated memoirs, featuring eccentric relatives, botanical vendettas, custard-based accidents, and Colin. Probably not approved by any historical society, but possibly endorsed by your great-aunt. Proceed with caution—and tea.
Slightly Edwardian. Mostly chaotic. Unfailingly British.
