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3.41 AVERAGE
3.41 AVERAGE
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A mad book into the mind of Acaster. I'm not sure what I expected but this wasn't quite it. The reader can clearly hear Acaster's voice reading the book and I thought the first half was fun. Honestly it felt that some bits could have happened and was just a fun, quick read.
James Acaster is one of the most enjoyable UK celebrities in the nation's current roster so it is not surprising that the audiobook of this is pretty great. It does, however, feel like a bit of a trip, especially if - like myself - you try to get through it in one sitting. Sometimes it just gets too much.
I found myself drifting off from time to time (and no, James, not to look at my screen) but whenever I jumped back in, I would quickly find myself giggling. So it is perhaps best suited to being listened to in sections and not as an introduction to Acaster's comedy (he is a pretty excellent comedian and comedy panelist).
I found myself drifting off from time to time (and no, James, not to look at my screen) but whenever I jumped back in, I would quickly find myself giggling. So it is perhaps best suited to being listened to in sections and not as an introduction to Acaster's comedy (he is a pretty excellent comedian and comedy panelist).
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I'll be honest, I love James acaster but this book was just too bizarre and absurd. Took me a long time to read it and there definitely were some funny bits but I could only enjoy it in very short bursts.
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The last half is a real slog. Don't think there are any particular insights