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Don't Stop Me Now by: Jeremy Clarkson List Price: £7.99 City Travel Guides Price: £3.99 You Save: £4.00 (50%)Prices subject to change. |
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Binding: Hardcover EAN: 9780141026114 ISBN: 0141026111 Label: Penguin Books Ltd Manufacturer: Penguin Books Ltd Number Of Pages: 352 Publication Date: May 01, 2008 Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd Studio: Penguin Books Ltd Sales Rank: 1507 Related Items:
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 Rating:  - Funny and funnierNow we all know that Clarkson makes loads of money from selling books full of stuff he has already written in the paper but so what....who cares whether he's making extra money or not when you get to read this much funny stuff all in one book! We all know he says he's writing about cars when in fact he just rants about complete rubbish for 3/4's of the articles....but who cares when he can make rubbish this funny!!! We all know that Clarkson is a pompous, over opinionated, biggot....who cares....he's funnier than most other people you can read these days!! I love this book....I think all the clarkson books are great but this one really is one of his best. I like the fact that they have made a bit more effort ... Read More: Rating: - "To everyone except John Prescott"Jezza's dedication, above, is a little unfair, in that he and the redoubtable Mr "two-jags" Prescott at least share a passion for cars. I like Clarkson's refreshinging un-PC attitude, although not his complancency about CO2 (although he may yet turn out to be right) and enjoy his columns on cars, and on more general matters, in The Sunday Times. But is this a good book? Mr wife bought me it for Christmas, bouyed up no doubt by my positive reaction to "The World according to Clarkson" the year before, but I have read perhaps half of the fifty or so "chapters". Why? Well, I can remember most of them from when I first read them, 2003 - 2006, for a start. At the same time, some of the contemporary references were so fleeting ... Read More: Rating:  - It was a disapointmentI think this guy is great on TV and has had a great book. This a a weak follow up. He has built up a good fan base and has now let money run his mind. Get back to what made you big Mr Clarkson, You have to admit this book is not it. And what is the picture of the Bunny for.?? Rating: - "To everyone except John Prescott"Jezza's dedication, above, is a little unfair, in that he and the redoubtable Mr "two-jags" Prescott at least share a passion for cars. I like Clarkson's refreshinging un-PC attitude, although not his complancency about CO2 (although he may yet turn out to be right) and enjoy his columns on cars, and on more general matters, in The Sunday Times. But is this a good book? Mr wife bought me it for Christmas, bouyed up no doubt by my positive reaction to "The World according to Clarkson" the year before, but I have only read a few of the fifty or so "chapters". Why? Well, I can remember most of them from when I first read them, 2003 - 2006, for a start. At the same time, some of the contemporary references were so fleeting ... Read More: Rating:  - Peter Pan, anyone?The little public schoolboy who has never grown up, still playing in the mud with his Dinky toys. |
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