These Germans Drive Me Crazy
Nonfiction, Entertainment, Humour & Comedy, General Humour, Biography & Memoir
| Author: | Austin Stevens | ISBN: | 9781386996835 |
| Publisher: | Austin Stevens | Publication: | October 29, 2018 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Austin Stevens |
| ISBN: | 9781386996835 |
| Publisher: | Austin Stevens |
| Publication: | October 29, 2018 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
Having survived his time spent in a cage of venomous snakes at the Hartbeespoort Dam Snake and Animal Park in South Africa where he established a world record, Austin Stevens relocated to Germany to assist in the design and establishment of a new privately-owned reptile park in the northern Harz mountain region. Here, Austin experienced some of the most humorous and outrageous happenings imaginable in the reptile park business. Floundering his way through the multitude of problems he faced throughout this initial period in Germany, not yet able to speak the language or fully comprehend the culture, 'These Germans Drive Me Crazy' is the hilarious account of Austin's adventures and mishaps managing the reptile park as he strived to adapt to the eccentric and risky escapades thrust upon him by the owner, the incorrigible Fritz Klingman.
'These Germans Drive Me Crazy' is the sequel to 'Snakes Have Right of Way,' and consists of more stories extracted from the original 'Snakes in My Bed.' It describes Austin's experiences as Curator of Reptiles in a world somewhat similar to, yet also very different from, his own.
Having survived his time spent in a cage of venomous snakes at the Hartbeespoort Dam Snake and Animal Park in South Africa where he established a world record, Austin Stevens relocated to Germany to assist in the design and establishment of a new privately-owned reptile park in the northern Harz mountain region. Here, Austin experienced some of the most humorous and outrageous happenings imaginable in the reptile park business. Floundering his way through the multitude of problems he faced throughout this initial period in Germany, not yet able to speak the language or fully comprehend the culture, 'These Germans Drive Me Crazy' is the hilarious account of Austin's adventures and mishaps managing the reptile park as he strived to adapt to the eccentric and risky escapades thrust upon him by the owner, the incorrigible Fritz Klingman.
'These Germans Drive Me Crazy' is the sequel to 'Snakes Have Right of Way,' and consists of more stories extracted from the original 'Snakes in My Bed.' It describes Austin's experiences as Curator of Reptiles in a world somewhat similar to, yet also very different from, his own.
