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21 Questions
How to Survive a Church Service
One year, One job, Too many questions but never enough coffee.
A comedy guide to church life.
21 Questions is a hilarious and heartfelt diary-style novel that follows a year in the life of Eric Hall, a weary but well-meaning Religious Studies teacher with a sharp wit, a struggling football team (Sunderland), and a classroom full of curious teenagers who never stop asking about God, life, and everything in between. As Eric juggles chaotic lessons, school politics and awkward encounters, he faces the everyday absurdities of teaching with humour, honesty, and a touch of holy exasperation.
Perfect for fans of staffroom banter, religious comedy or those who just want to escape reality for an hour or two.
How to Survive a Church Service is a warm and witty guide to the rhythms, realities and occasional absurdities of church life. Whether you are a regular attendee, casual visitor or someone who dropped in by accident because your satnav malfunctioned, this humorous and highly informative guide will help you navigate the rough terrain of preaches, prayers and praise — and hopefully make you smile whilst you do.
Reviews for 21 Questions
Reviews:
“I was saving this book to read at a later date, but had a sneaky start and couldn't put it down!”
“This is a brilliant book - funny, witty, with glimmers of empathy and kindness. You find yourself simultaneously rooting for the main character and wanting to shake him by his shoulders!"
