Posh and Becks - Andrew Morton

An interesting books that gives information on both David and Victoria's childhood and careers. - Advantages: Lots of colour photos, Interesting, Quite a lot of information - Disadvantages: Seems to put David in a better light than Victoria

This book’s taken me a while – I bought it at Manchester airport in October on my way to New York, started it on the plane and now, 5 months later, have just finished it. The problem, you see, was that for most of the way through, I wanted to slap a certain Mr Morton. Why then, you ask, did you bother finishing it? Two reasons – one is that I always try to finish books I’ve started, no matter how bad, and the other is, I was bored. It was there on my shelf, and so I read it. The book is an unauthorized biography of Britain’s King and Queen of celebdom – Posh and Becks. One thing I will admit, is that it’s well ...  Read the complete review

Right, then... (embarrassed clearing of throat!) Let me start this opinion by stating quite categorically that this book is one that I would not normally touch with a ten foot barge pole.Don't get me wrong, I have nothing against 'Posh and Becks' - but, on the other hand, neither was I even remotely interested in reading about their much publicised antics as the "New Royalty" of Britain. However, someone amongst my circle of friends obviously thought otherwise and there under the Christmas tree was (according to the cover blurb) "...the most talked about and anticipated book of the year". So..I er...well,...I erm ...I read it. And, sad ...  Read the complete review