Seriously British : A Frenchman’s love letter to Britain by Fred Sirieix

Seriously British : A Frenchman’s love letter to Britain by Fred SirieixThis book is my love letter to the UK, and a celebration of all of the things that I have come to adore, from its food and wine to its history and villages. Vive les Anglais! This is what (a lot of) the French think about the UK: the food is bland and boringthe wine is undrinkableit's always raining and greythe British don't have sexthey're meek, mild and reservedthey've got no sense of stylethey're arrogantAnd anyway, who would want to swap a juicy

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