Spud - Learning to Fly Kindle Edition

I would suggest if you are planning on reading the series and watching the Movies don't do it. I found the books much more entertaining then the movies.I loved the style of the writing and sharing Spuds growth into a man. But if your a John Cleese and Troy Sivan fan watch the movies. Don't be surprised that the farther from the book the movie gets the less funny and touching it beccomes

Just read the series if you're a teenage male. You won't regret it at all. The books hit some deep points but are always funny and keep you invested.This will never be in schools and is better because of that fact. Just read the books and thank me later

Brilliant bookLiked all the funny bits and the mischievous stuff these boys do!I recommend it to all people with a good sense of humor!I gave it a five star rating because of the writer and his perfect writing. Some mistakes but still stays an awesome book!!

The fact that Spud's journey through high school took place at the same time as mine, made this book more relevant and funny. Many of his comments around the political situation mirrored our thoughts and the humor which John van der Ruit uses, really tickles my funny bone.The Crazy Eight are without a doubt crazy, and their antics are typical of young men in a boarding school. The Guv with his infinite wacky wisdom was played out in my mind as a typical John Cleese character, so it was with great delight that I found him to play the part in the movie.I have enjoyed seeing each of the characters growing throughout the series of Spud, and now on to "Exit, pursued by a bear"

I love Spud novel. The Book arrivied on time, although is a bit old (but as was expected) it still in great quality. I highly recommend it.

This book captures the essence of natural comedy. With the introduction of new characters and incredible events, one almost thinks they are right there with young Mr. Milton.

I've been following the Spud series for a year. The first one is the best of all. The last two that I read didn't impressed me as much. It was pretty entertaining tho.

I like how it reflects on everyone's who's been to boarding school, girls n a "crazy 8" of their own