No More Laughing for Paddy. Speaks of Roddy Doyle's "Paddy Clarke HA HA HA"
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…truly touched me through Paddy Clarke. Very seldomly do you get to finish a book with such a sense of fulfillment, but yet a yearning for more. It is a feeling that is seldom used. Doyle was able to stir up memories, thoughts, opinions, and emotions I had forgot I had. He was able to bring me back to the good old days of innocence and exploration, he was able to make me ten again.
…truly touched me through Paddy Clarke. Very seldomly do you get to finish a book with such a sense of fulfillment, but yet a yearning for more. It is a feeling that is seldom used. Doyle was able to stir up memories, thoughts, opinions, and emotions I had forgot I had. He was able to bring me back to the good old days of innocence and exploration, he was able to make me ten again.
