Pete May Boeken

The narrative follows Pete May's two-decade journey through London's challenging rental landscape, filled with absurd and humorous experiences. From living in decrepit tower blocks to dealing with quirky neighbors and relentless housing struggles, he paints a vivid picture of urban life marked by evictions, cockroaches, and the elusive dream of home ownership. Through a series of comedic misadventures, May captures the essence of renting in a city where every flat tells a story, highlighting the resilience required to navigate such a chaotic environment.

The hilarious true-life tale of one man's journey from self-confessed planet-killing lad to eco-friendly, green-crusader Dad set against the backdrop of Cool Britannia, Blair's Britain and the rise of the green movement.Back in the nineties, Loaded journalist, Pete May was your normal twenty-something a football mad, beer guzzling, Dr Who watching lad's lad, quite happy surrounding himself with countless pizza boxes, beer cans and other environmentally unfriendly consumer items. Recycling to Pete was a debate about whether he should turn his socks inside out and reuse them.Then one day, out of nowhere, along came eco bunny Nicola – a greener than green environmental activist. Could two people so different really fall for each other? Would Pete ever change his ways and sign up to the green lifestyle of composting loos, freezing cold houses, multiple jumper wearing, chicken rearing, recycling, cycling, energy saving and general self-sufficiency?This is the charming and funny true-life tale of one man's struggle to grapple with the good life, go green and get the girl.

A brilliant souvenir for all fans of West Ham of their momentous, trophy- winning season.

Dieses Sachbuch wirft einen Blick hinter die Kulissen des Massensports Fussball. Es gibt u.a. Einblicke in die wirtschaftlichen Interessen von Vereinen, Spielern und Medien. Ab 12.