In this brilliantly daft collection of true stories, George Mahood returns with more laugh-out-loud tales of family life, bizarre adventures, and the small, stupid moments that somehow become the ones we remember most.
From ridiculous running adventures to the day a rat fell through the ceiling, Stupid Stupid Stupid showcases George's unique talent for turning everyday chaos into unforgettable stories.
Join him as he recounts travel tales from Australia, investigates the curious legacy of a Scottish hitman, and shares some of the most gloriously savage one-star reviews of his books. There's even a heartfelt (and slightly unhinged) open letter to Bill Bryson.
Perfect for fans of travel, humour, and feel-good storytelling, Stupid Stupid Stupid is a celebration of the ridiculous, the relatable, and the moments that make us stop and laugh at the sheer unpredictability of life.
Whether you're a loyal reader or new to George's writing, this collection can be enjoyed on its own and is guaranteed to make you smile – unless you're Bill Bryson.