Three Cheers for Me

The Bandy Papers Bundle

Bartholomew Bandy is a horse-faced, teetotal young Canadian who doesn't seem cut out for the First World War. He survives the trenches, turns out to be a natural in the Royal Flying Corps, and spends the series being promoted, demoted and sent wherever the top brass hope he'll do the least damage.

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Buy the available series as a bundle and save 25% and save 25%

£26.92 £19.99 9 ebooks

£85.91 £63.99 9 paperbacks

Books in this series

The bundle is the simplest way to take the available series as ebooks or in paperback. If you would rather go one at a time, every title is listed below and can be bought on its own, in whichever formats it is published in.

  • Three Cheers for Me

    Donald Jack

    The Bandy Papers (1)

    Three Cheers for Me

    £3.00
  • That's Me in the Middle

    Donald Jack

    The Bandy Papers (2)

    That's Me in the Middle

    £2.99
  • It's Me Again

    Donald Jack

    The Bandy Papers (3)

    It's Me Again

    £8.99
  • Me Bandy, You Cissie

    Donald Jack

    The Bandy Papers (4)

    Me Bandy, You Cissie

    £8.99
  • Me Too

    Donald Jack

    The Bandy Papers (5)

    Me Too

    £9.99
  • This One's on Me

    Donald Jack

    The Bandy Papers (6)

    This One's on Me

    £9.99
  • Me So Far

    Donald Jack

    The Bandy Papers (7)

    Me So Far

    £9.99
  • Hitler Vs. Me

    Donald Jack

    The Bandy Papers (8)

    Hitler Vs. Me

    £9.99
  • Stalin Vs. Me

    Donald Jack

    The Bandy Papers (9)

    Stalin Vs. Me

    £9.99

Reviews

Praise for The Bandy Papers Series


'Jack does more than play it for laughs . . . The mingling of humor and horror is like a clown tap-dancing on a coffin, but Jack is skillful enough to get away with it' 

Time Magazine

'Funny. Very. Donald Jack has as light a touch with this fragile art as his hero has on throttle of a Sopwith Camel. Excessive corn is avoided in favour of wit and a delight in life' 

New York Times

'Bartholomew Bandy is the most remarkable hero (or anti-hero) since Harold Lloyd impersonated the Freshman' 

Chicago Tribune

'To know Bandy is to love him . . . you tend to gallop through and come hurtling out at the end panting for more' 

The Sunday Sun

'For those to whom Bandy is a newcomer, what a treat is in store'

 Toronto Star