The World According to Clarkson - Jeremy Clarkson Reviews

Jeremy Clarkson has become one of our best loved television presenters. His unique humour and passion for making good tv are what make him what he is. Along with James May and Richard Hammond he has helped turn Top Gear from a niche car program into a worldwide entertainment success, exporting the format to Australia, Russia and America. His ...  Read the complete review

Jeremy Clarkson has written a number of books, I Know You Got Soul deals with the human element of machines - the visionaries behind the inventions and the association we make with these lumps of metal immortalising them in a humanistic way. Other books are Motorworld which looks at vehicles in 11 different countries and Clarkson on Cars and Born ...  Read the complete review

The world according to Clarkson is extremely funny, compilation of articles that first appeared in Jeremy Clarkson's Sunday Times column, between 2001 and 2003. If you have ever read his section in the Sunday Times, you will know very well what type of stories and humour it includes. First published in 2004, it led to becoming the No. 1 ...  Read the complete review

The World According to Clarkson was first published in 2004 and contains with in it articles that first appeared in Jeremy Clarkson's Sunday Times column between 2001 and 2003. The topic of these articles varies incredibly and this is what makes the book so interesting to read. Now if you are aware of Jeremy Clarkson, which I'm sure, ...  Read the complete review

Having read his first book 'The World According to Clarkson' and being an avid watcher of top gear, I felt obliged to read the second edition of Jeremy Clarksons book. I found the first book really enjoyable to read and extremely funny in parts and this book is the same. I especially like the fact that because it is simply a culmination of his ...  Read the complete review

I have been a more and more regular viewer of Top Gear in the last couple of years so I was interested to see how Jeremy Clarkson was as an author. I had read his column a couple of times in the Sunday Times and basically this book is a selection of these columns or if tey are not they are certainly written in a similar style. Love him ...  Read the complete review

Not many people like Jeremy Clarkson. They do not like the way he is rather vocal about his opinions of the world. They won't like this book very much. The book is a collection of his columns from a few years ago, so in a certain respect, if you read his columns a lot you will surely recognise some chapters. For someone who hasn't read his ...  Read the complete review

Probably like most people I first became aware of Jeremy Clarkson through the excellent TV programme Top Gear, a show that is not just for petrol heads as it is also one of the funniest programmes on TV as well given some of the stunts and challenges they do. In the show he is the arrogant, opinionated alpha male with a hearty dislike of Europe, ...  Read the complete review

Over the last few years or so I have become quite big fan of Top Gear and in particular Jeremy Clarkson. I'd previously read one of his other books, I Know You've Got Soul, so when I came across The World According To Clarkson it was inevitable I was going to read that as well. I've read a number of Clarkson's newspaper columns in the Sun but ...  Read the complete review

Jeremy Clarkson is probably most known for presenting 'Top Gear'. Also a writer and broadcaster, he has written columns for both the Sunday Times and The Sun. 'The World According To Clarkson' is a collection of his columns from 2001 to 2003. Written for the Sunday Times the book follows Jeremy as he writes from various countries ...  Read the complete review

"The World According To Clarkson" is a hilarious compilation of articles taken from Jeremy Clarkson's weekly column in the Sunday Times from the beginning of 2001 through to the end of 2003. ...Oh, and don't think just because it's Clarkson that's it filled with merry quips on cars, cars and more cars...it's not, so don't be ...  Read the complete review

Most people who are interested in the latest developments in cars will know this author, Jeremy Clarkson, from watching his BBC2 programme Top Gear. My only interest in cars is that I like them to get me about in reasonable comfort, so I have only seen snippets of the Top Gear programme when other people in my house have been watching it. ...  Read the complete review