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Geordie Ettyket - Etiquette (Paperback)
£6.99
Geordie Ettyket is a little tongue in cheek, bit of fun for Geordies and Non-Geordies.
Only try to speak Geordie if you are one, if you have been coached by one or you take great care with the advice in this book. It is about how to behave when in Geordieland. Of course, it comes naturally to Geordies but non-Geordies can learn using this book.
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