Good, although quite shocking in places. My Mother bought this for me for Christmas at my request, and told me how embarrassed she was queuing up for it at the bookstore. Funny, really, as if the cashier would care anyway!

I sometimes felt that Manson was simply writing words to cause offence and for their "shock" value, but it was still engaging enough to finish and gave a good insight into the man behind all the make-up.

Released as part of the launch of the first official BookCrossing zone in County Hall. ;-)

Transfer from JamesUK for the new OBCZ at C2 Courtyard, County Hall, Chelmsford, Essex.
Although the actual 'Zone is only accessible by County Hall Council staff, if you can get to County Hall, in Chelmsford's Town Centre, I'm more than willing to pick up any books you fancy and bring them down to the reception area to pass on. Drop me a private message if anything takes your fancy and we can go from there.

Pulled back from the shelves of the C2 Courtyard OBCZ at County Hall, as it's not been picked up in months, and there's a potential fellow BookCrosser on the horizon who wants it.

Good read, if a little disturbing and unpleasant in parts. Still, you'd be disappointed if you got a Marilyn Manson autobiography and it was all picking daisies in the Sun.

;-)

Passing this on (hopefully!) to Angelslater, by way of the table outside of Chelmsford Library @ 12:15pm. If you're reading this Angelslater, I'll be the one wearing the red carnation and with the funny walk.

;-)

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caught this book of james uk outside library in chelmsford essex. thankyou so much cant wait to read

loved this book thankyou very much
a very deep dark disturbing read about a very deep dark disturbing man!!
whos actually quite clever and funny.
passing on to a lucky finder...
please whoever finds it take care and read lots!!