This book is different to the others in the series because the pieces here were originally wriiten for a newspaper column. Everything in here is, however, set in Bilbury and involves the usual village characters (plus some new ones).`I have just read Bilbury Pie (recommended by a local library). I enjoyed it so much I read it like eating a box of chocolates - two or three chapters at a time to make it last and savour the flavour. I thank you for giving people pleasure and plenty of smiles.' - Mrs G, Banbury, EnglandThe ...
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This book is different to the others in the series because the pieces here were originally wriiten for a newspaper column. Everything in here is, however, set in Bilbury and involves the usual village characters (plus some new ones).`I have just read Bilbury Pie (recommended by a local library). I enjoyed it so much I read it like eating a box of chocolates - two or three chapters at a time to make it last and savour the flavour. I thank you for giving people pleasure and plenty of smiles.' - Mrs G, Banbury, EnglandThe author of Bilbury Pie, Vernon Coleman, is a Sunday Times bestselling author as well as a qualified doctor. His books have sold over two million copies in hardback and paperback in the UK and have been translated into 24 languages. His novel Mrs Caldicot's Cabbage War was turned into an award winning movie starring Pauline Collins as Mrs Caldicot. His other books include Mr Henry Mulligan, Mrs Caldicot's Knickerbocker Glory, Secrets of Paris and Paris in my Springtime. His medical books include Bodypower and How To Stop Your Doctor Killing You. Many of his books are available on Amazon as Kindle books. For a full list of available books please visit Vernon Coleman's author page on Amazon. The author's website is ... the papers say about the author and his books: Vernon Coleman writes brilliant books - The Good Book GuideHe writes lucidly and wittily - Good HousekeepingA godsend - Daily TelegraphCompulsive reading - The GuardianSuperstar - Independent on SundayKing of the media docs - The IndependentProbably one of the most brilliant men alive today - Irish TimesThe patients' champion -Birmingham PostRevered guru of medicine - Nursing TimesBritain's leading medical author - The StarBritain's leading health care campaigner - The Sunetc etc
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