Girt Book Reviews

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A laugh a minute and it's all true!. At last someone who can tell the story of this most ridiculous of all countries in a way that brings out the facts and the humour. More please!

Girt. Brilliant book, apart from being hilarious it was also insightful and detailed

Amusing and Enlightening. Amusing and an amazing book. I learnt (if you call it that) Australian history in the 1970s at primary and high school. A few familiar names cropped up here but the characters are more fleshed out than I recall. Again all flawed individuals and not colonial heroes. Now on to read the other books in the series to see if other names I recall appear. I’m looking at you Warburton, Goss and D’Entecatreaux……

The Mystery of History. Buried somewhere in all those dusty tomes on people and their doings are clues for us on what it might mean to be human. Sadly, most authors ensure those clues never surface from the compacted sub- soil of facts, dates and the other signs of an orderly progression of mankind along the timeline to the present. Hunt gives us a feel for the blood and sinew of figures like Bligh and Macquarie and, though he may dwell over- long on some of their oddities, there is no doubting they become almost as real as.... Present figures in our much staid ear society. Loved the book, loved his drollery and am inspired to check out his other works.

Girt. Funny stuff! Who knew early Australian history could be interesting?

The inside story from the First Fleet to Macquarie. Far more entertaining and credible than the cosmetic version we were repetitively served at school. Joseph Banks was a real lad!

Girt. A fantastic read and we'll worth the investment. I fully recommend this to anybody who has a passing or in depth interest in early Australian history. Entertaining and informative. Well done :)

Eh, not bad. Might read the second, might not. Probably wouldn’t recommend to a friend. Still a few good laughs and interesting things for a straight history book.

Girt: The Unauthorised History of Australia. Not just informative, but extremely funny. Recommended by Chris Taylor of The Chaser and John Birmingham.

Girt. Loved this book.

Laugh out loud history. I loved every word of this cracking version of our ridiculous Australian history. Highly recommended to anyone who is interested in a good laugh and some interesting little known anecdotes about the beginnings of our country. Buy it now, don't hesitate!

Girt. A rich and humerus account of early Australia

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