Some good one-liners, mildly interesting, overall too crude

Thanks Mum!

I really rather enjoyed this book, and found Frankie Boyle a more sympathetic narrator than I had anticipated. He is funny, naturally, but also has a healthy, 'feet on the ground' attitude to the trappings of fame (and life generally) that I found very refreshing. He is very open about his mistakes and his self-confessed lack of any distinguishing qualities, producing a narrative that is ultimately quite touching which, knowing his brand of comedy, comes as a pleasant surprise.

Left on the shelf in the Grad Cafe.