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 Difficult Second Book - Chris Moyles
 Difficult Second Book - Chris Moyles ... Parker sold photographs to his local paper.Chris Moyles entertains 8 million people each week on BBC Radio 1. Then he goes home and plays Xbox on his sofa, wearing only his underpants. Welcome to the real world of Chris Moyles. This book tries to get to the bottom of the double life of this award-winning broadcaster and hapless human being. You'll find out just what he thinks of his radio show guests - some of the most famous people in the country. You'll hear about his showbiz nights out and celebrity neighbourhood. You'll also learn why he is obsessive about washing up; why he lies to the pizza delivery man; and generally what it's like being a part-time famous person and a part-time nobody. Love him or not, Chris Moyles is part of the fabric of our nation and a proven best-selling author. A refreshingly honest, caustically dry and quick-witted commentator on daily life, The Difficult Second Book is a highly entertaining read from start to finish.Newest Review: ... show, helping millions of people to start their day. Then for the rest of the day he is just your average guy, with the ... more ... exception of a few celebrity mates. Throughout the book he looks at events over the last couple of years and also talks about how he came to be the self-proclaimed saviour of Radio 1.
Having woken up to Moyles on the way to work for the last 5 years I've actually enjoyed listening to him whilst stuck in traffic. I thought the book would be an extension of the radio show and while to a degree it is, there just seems something a little forced about it all. The ideas for each of the 18 chapters seems to have been a little r...more |
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Secret Diary of Chris Moyles, The: TheDifficult Second Book
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Difficult Second Book - Chris Moyles: Difficult To Read As Well As Write (609 words)
by - written on 26/01/08 (Very useful, 85 readings)
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He is one of those people that you will either love or hate, it's a bit like the whole Marmite effect but personally I actually quite like listening to Chris Moyles in the morning. Following the success of his first book in 2006 it seemed inevitable that he would be writing a second, but just why it came so quickly after the first one seems a bit of a puzzle. I've still to read his first but when I seen this one on offer in Tesco I decided to pick it up and give it a go, but The Difficult Second Book wasn't just difficult in title, it was also difficult to read. The book is described as an insight into the double life that Moyles lives. In the mornings he is ... Read the complete review
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