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    The Last Snog before Brexit
    The Last Snog before Brexit
    The Last Snog before Brexit
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    The Last Snog before Brexit

    By Honest John Clemmeridge

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    Featuring Brexit as a Much Loved Pie, Brexit as a Cricket Match, The Northerners Lament and much more. This book is a satirical dart gun fired into the fat, rubbery hide of Brexit. The difficulties of the EU Referendum have been re-imagined (and in ways unthinkable to literature or politics!). It's The Last Snog before Brexit - so pucker up!
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherXinXii
    Release dateMar 22, 2019
    ISBN9781386663515
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