Michael Sadler Bücher

How do you plant leeks in cement-hard French soil, impress Gallic neighbours with your non-existent gardening credentials, and survive a seven-hour celebratory communion lunch? An Englishman à la Campagne is a wonderfully warm and witty follow-up to the author's account of his first year living in Paris. Now broadening his affectionate embrace to include the myriad facets of the French countryside, Sadler makes you laugh, makes you think, and makes you love the place.

The third instalment of Michael Sadler's unique take on being an Englishman in France -- and this time it's personal ...

A detailed report on the state of secondary education in Derbyshire, written by Michael Sadler. This informative text provides an in-depth analysis of the educational system in the region, including data on enrollment, teacher qualifications, and student outcomes. A must-read for educators, policymakers, and anyone interested in the current state of education in this area.

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Exploring the intricate tapestry of human experience, this debut collection of verse delves into themes of identity, love, and the passage of time. Sadler captures the vibrant energy and deep sorrows of youth, the complexities of adulthood, and the haunting nostalgia of unrequited love. Through poignant reflections on solitude, purpose, and connection, he addresses life's profound questions, intertwining personal memories with universal truths about spirituality and mortality. The poems reveal the necessity of both pain and joy in appreciating life's journey.

Anglik na wsi to wyjątkowo zabawna i inteligentna kontynuacja opowieści Michaela Sadlera o pobycie w Paryżu. Tym razem miłośnik wina, sera livarot i pięknych kobiet podejmuje nowe wyzwanie – pragnie zostać rolnikiem. Łatwo powiedzieć... Trzeba jeszcze wiedzieć, jak – przy pomocy młota pneumatycznego – hodować pory w twardej jak cement francuskiej ziemi. Jak przetrwać siedmiogodzinny lunch, po którym podawana jest jeszcze kolacja, a trawienie ułatwia miejscowy napój ognisty, używany zazwyczaj do rozruchu silnika traktora w mroźne poranki. Jak nie skompromitować się przy degustacji miejscowego wina. Jak nie dać się ustrzelić na polowaniu… Michael Sadler rozbawia czytelnika, zmusza do pokochania francuskiej prowincji. Pisze z sympatią nawet o Donges, które mogłoby zdobyć pierwszą nagrodę w konkursie na najpaskudniejszą wioskę we Francji. Anglik na wsi został uznany przez francuską gazetę „Le Nouvel Observateur” za najśmieszniejszą książkę sezonu.