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Liz Cowley's first volume of bestselling humorous gardening cameos inspired by the seasons, out in a new series design and large gift format, with five new cameos.
Of Irish extraction, Liz Cowley is Britain's only humorous gardening poet. Her first published collection of humorous verse was launched by Joanna Lumley, a bestseller and was turned into a London and Dublin stage show in 2010. She lives in Putney, London, with her husband and loves going to National Trust gardens, flower shows and garden centres for inspiration.
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`Poignant, witty, straight from the heart' Joanna Lumley - `Plant a smile on your lips.' You Magazine - `The poetry of slugs, lost towels, herbaceous-border anxiety and downing tools for the holidays!' BBC Radio 4 Saturday Live - `Funny, bitter-sweet.' Mail on Sunday - `Light-hearted.' Scottish Herald - `Will chime with every gardener.' English Garden - `Perfect for the busy reader and Mum.' Sainsbury Magazine - `Gardening gems.' Lancashire Evening Post - `Warm witty incisive.' Worcester News - `Our favourite.' The Lady - `What you need is a dose of Liz Cowley's quick wit.' Sunday World - `Entertaining.' Irish Independent - `Laugh with Liz.' Metro, Dublin - `Short, bitter-sweet.' Metrolife - `A delight for the nation's army of avid gardeners.' Lancaster Guardian - `The people's poet.' Blackpool Gazette - `Britain's only gardening poet.' Beverley Guardian - `Packed with the dogged spirit of gardeners.' Bridlington Free Press - `Warm and winsome.' Isle of Man Today - `Gems of outdoor observation.' The Clitheroe Advertiser and Times - `Making us laugh and lifting our spirits.' Longridge News - `Perfect... to relax with.' Spalding Guardian - `Guaranteed to strike a chord with gardeners.' Pocklington Post - `The joys and frustrations of gardening.' The Visitor - `A natural poet in the natural world.' The St Helens Reporter - `Much to smile about.' Pendle Today - `Funny, piquant poetry.' Lytham St Annes Express - `Whimsical.' Leyland Guardian - `This garden of delights.' Leigh Reporter - `The ideal gift for gardeners good... and bad!' Garstang Courier - `Nothing escapes her notice.' Fleetwood Weekly News - `Enjoy.' Driffield Times & Post - `Familiar gardening dilemmas.' Chorley Guardian - `Poetic gems.' Bridlington Free Press - `Wickedly funny.' Burnley Express
