A Class Of Their Own: Adventures in Tutoring the Super-Rich
Author: Knott, Matt
ISBN: 9781398701908
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'A hilarious account of life with the children of the super rich...well written...and very funny indeed' - BOOK OF THE WEEK
Daily Mail
'A hilarious, behind-the-scenes memoir of the mad world of the very rich' Daily Telegraph
'Very funny...the book bursts with butlers, helicopters and Damien Hirsts' The Times
'There are so many laughs in this book, you almost forget how upsetting capitalism is'
Simon Amstell
A naked Russian oligarch is spanking me in his basement. His weapon is a birch branch, the setting his luxurious home sauna. Above us is 30,000 square feet of one of Moscow's most obscene private homes, an original Damien Hirst above the fireplace, a vacuum cleaning system built into the skirting boards. Invisible speakers serenade us with a desolate pan pipe cover of 'Bridge Over Troubled Water'. A light display rotates kaleidoscopically, illuminating the oligarch's genitals in a variety of unexpected hues. Everyone is silent. Then the oligarch's son Nikita looks at me with a mysterious smile.
'Now my mother will bring us honey.'
Matt Knott spent over a decade traveling the globe as a private tutor. He has taught Shakespeare in Moscow, times tables in Tuscany, and is still trying to figure out how to explain long division.
Daily Mail
'A hilarious, behind-the-scenes memoir of the mad world of the very rich' Daily Telegraph
'Very funny...the book bursts with butlers, helicopters and Damien Hirsts' The Times
'There are so many laughs in this book, you almost forget how upsetting capitalism is'
Simon Amstell
A naked Russian oligarch is spanking me in his basement. His weapon is a birch branch, the setting his luxurious home sauna. Above us is 30,000 square feet of one of Moscow's most obscene private homes, an original Damien Hirst above the fireplace, a vacuum cleaning system built into the skirting boards. Invisible speakers serenade us with a desolate pan pipe cover of 'Bridge Over Troubled Water'. A light display rotates kaleidoscopically, illuminating the oligarch's genitals in a variety of unexpected hues. Everyone is silent. Then the oligarch's son Nikita looks at me with a mysterious smile.
'Now my mother will bring us honey.'
Matt Knott spent over a decade traveling the globe as a private tutor. He has taught Shakespeare in Moscow, times tables in Tuscany, and is still trying to figure out how to explain long division.
