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The adventures of a 101 year old man are wilder than in the previous book, so expect a lot of unreal situations. The character of Allan has got a slight revamp, now, instead of the lucky, a bit daft unnaturally old man he's a wisecracker, an SJW, if you like. The fact that in the book there's no real conflict and Allan isn't once challenged morally by his peers or anyone, really, adds to the blandness of the book.
As you read the book, you'll notice that it isn't an adventure book sprinkled with historical events, but a one-sided political commentary with the author's own ideas set as the only right way. Every political figure, who's in this book can be described with half a sentence. When I started reading this book, I expected a journey with the above mentioned, really a bit retarded (?) old guy, but the journey got fragmented and felt rushed in between the generalised "truths" pushed down your throat.
On the positive side, some parts of the adventure, e.g. the swedish casket-businness and the african asparagus-plant were hilarious, so that's why I gave this book three stars. Pretty average, not the excellent funny book the first one was.


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Good farce, even as it strains your credulity. Would have liked a little more in-depth character development. Enjoyable story, as was the first.
It's a decent read, but nothing like the original witty humor from before.
Funny. Smart. A few serious thoughts to keep in the back of your mind - eg the disconcerting last page. Give us more - Hundred and two year old man.
This is a sequel to “The 100 Year Old Man Who Climbed out the Window and Disappeared.” It is just as much fun to read. This book is current with current world leaders. Need I say more?
The book is really up to date in world politics, really funny and entertaining. Recommended for all news freaks of the world 😀 and the perfect holiday book.
I thought the first books was the craziest thing I had ever read. When I checked to see what else the author had written, I found a sequel to the first book had just been published. I did not like his description of Donald Trump, so I've stopped reading it for now. But I will finish it just to enjoy more craziness. I gave my copy of the first book to my daughter and will circulate it through the family.
If you expect anything like the original book, you'll be disappointed. While the first book was original and fun read, this one feels like the author just wanted to make a bit of extra $$ squeezing the same old lemon.
Didn't even bother to finish it. Total waste of money.
The adventures of a 101 year old man are wilder than in the previous book, so expect a lot of unreal situations. The character of Allan has got a slight revamp, now, instead of the lucky, a bit daft unnaturally old man he's a wisecracker, an SJW, if you like. The fact that in the book there's no real conflict and Allan isn't once challenged morally by his peers or anyone, really, adds to the blandness of the book.
As you read the book, you'll notice that it isn't an adventure book sprinkled with historical events, but a one-sided political commentary with the author's own ideas set as the only right way. Every political figure, who's in this book can be described with half a sentence. When I started reading this book, I expected a journey with the above mentioned, really a bit retarded (?) old guy, but the journey got fragmented and felt rushed in between the generalised "truths" pushed down your throat.
On the positive side, some parts of the adventure, e.g. the swedish casket-businness and the african asparagus-plant were hilarious, so that's why I gave this book three stars. Pretty average, not the excellent funny book the first one was.