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Game of Throw-Ins Free FREE GAME OF THROW-INS PDF Ross O'Carroll-Kelly | 384 pages | 01 Sep 2016 | Penguin Books Ltd | 9781844883455 | English | London, Ireland Game of Throw-ins - - Game of Throw-Ins title refers to the TV series Game of Thrones and the rugby throw-in. Ross joins a struggling Seapoint rugby team. Honor is in love with a Justin Bieber lookalike. Fionnuala is marrying a year-old billionaire. The Irish Times praised it, saying "This is sharp satire that manages the difficult trick of creating characters we care about. It is a very funny book, often hilarious, providing storylines that mostly keep the page-turning going. Yet it has a genuine heart of darkness hidden beneath the Game of Throw-Ins of craicgreat gags, great storytelling and human warmth. The overarching themes of time, Game of Throw-Ins and broken families are balanced perfectly against the hilarious antics of Ross and his lunatic family. 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A year-old father-of-five with an expanding waistline, who was trying to survive the bloody battlefield we call everyday life. I was, like, staring down the barrel of middle age with the contentment of knowing that I was the greatest Irish rugby player who no one in Ireland had ever actually heard of. Until a chance Game of Throw-Ins with an old Jesuit missionary made me realize that it wasn't enough. I Game of Throw-Ins guided, as if by GPS, to a muddy field in - let's be honest - Ballybrack. Or die trying. Get A Copy. Paperbackpages. More Details Ross O'Carroll-Kelly Other Editions 2. Friend Reviews. To see what your friends thought Game of Throw-Ins this book, please sign up. To ask other readers questions about Game of Throw-insplease sign up. Lists with This Book. This book is not yet featured on Listopia. Community Reviews. Showing Average rating 4. Rating details. More filters. Sort order. Start your review of Game of Throw-ins. Dec 26, Jack Horan rated it really liked it. These are still so funny. Aug 31, Tazkatie rated it it was amazing. And he's back. Classic o Carroll Kelly. Best installment in recent years. Jun 12, ClaireMoyno rated Game of Throw-Ins it was amazing. Paul Howard gets it right everytime. Laugh out loud funny. Satirical take on all things Irish, cleverly mixed with current cultural nuances, tongue in cheek humour and a sharp, witty, unabashed and brazen main character. You find yourself rooting for Rosser despite his lying, cheating, scheming and egotistic ways. A hilarious and refreshing read. Ross O'Carroll-Kelly is an absolute arse. Glad I don't know anyone like him. Fun read. Dec 31, Marian Wilder rated it it was amazing Shelves: humorous. As per usual, I am sore from laughing. Jul 25, Game of Throw-Ins Cleary rated it really liked it Shelves: rossto-buy. I really enjoy this book. I love the connection between Ross and his daughter and then Ross and his dad. Some lovely surprises and really really enjoyed the book. Always a great twist once you think Ross is out of Game of Throw-Ins. That's me calling it! Another un-put-downable, if that's an actual word, episode in the life of The Rossmeister, his family, and friends. As usual, our hero finds himself in a few sticky situations, and Ross being Ross, deals with things in his own way. Enjoyable enough was tough reading some of the phonetically written parts supposed to mimic accents and I am from Northern Ireland! Jan 04, Mark Kenny rated it it was amazing. Usual RO'CK adventures - easy reading and the mind switches off. Jan 08, Barry Dorgan rated it really liked it. Sep 04, Mary rated it liked it. I just didn't get some of the storylines, and there wasn't as neat a conclusion as other books. Feb 04, Miss Eilis rated it it was amazing. Really enjoyed this latest Ross book. As usual I sometimes read with my fingers half covering my eyes cringing on his many mishaps! So current and a great reflection of D4 Ireland. 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