Teach Her

By Mark Kotting

'I really enjoyed this book, fast, funny and judgemental. A glimpse at lives we rarely get to read about.' Sean Lock
Teach Her is a fast moving, darkly humorous novel. A who did what to who and why. 
A teacher is in for the chop. An ex pupil with psychotic tendencies wants answers. A one legged soldier home from war has revenge in his heart. Tension is rising as a diverse set of people struggle to live side-by-side in a small town. A sparky and quirky tale that will leave you questioning the influence of teachers and the value of a fake leg.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Legend Press
• Release date: May 1, 2014
• ISBN: 9781909878587

Mark Kotting

Mark was born and bred in London, and moved to Sydney for a while to look at the surf. He has written TV and radio comedy including two plays for BBC Radio The Match, 2007 and Gulf, 2008.

Reviews for Teach Her

[ssimon2000-1 · Rating: 2 out of 5 stars]

I received this from the publisher through Netgalley in exchange for an honest review.
The description of this book uses "quirky" to describe the book, and it is that, to be sure. There wasn't much of a story, even halfway through the book, just a few characters living their mundane lives, trodding through adversity without a point of reference or understanding where they are heading. Sad book.
The formatting was odd, too, with dialogue divided into multiple lines for no apparent reason. Possibly a result of the conversion process.