Rohan Candappa is a healthy handful of a man. He lives in London with his wife, two children and double a fridge.
Ever wandered what goes on in the head of a one-year-old? Here's a book that lets you know. Well, kind of. Candappa's previous books include The Little Book of Stress and The Stocking Filler. Autobiography of a One Year Old is the same kind of stocking filler material. A quick read, probably best consumed while you're waiting for your Christmas turkey to digest, it tells the tale of a perky one-year-old and gives the little chap the voice of a cynical adult. Broken down into lots of sections, each charting a different area of discovery, it explores such topics as how best to use the baby-listening device left by the parents to your advantage and the simple joys of running around the coffe table without any clothes on. It's all light-hearted stuff. Some of the section titles raise a snigger or two, like this twist on a famous line from the Vietnam movie Apocalypse Now: 'I love the smell of nappies in the morning. They smell of victory.' (Kirkus UK)