Clarkson (The World According to Clarkson V.3 - Jeremy Clarkson)

Member Name: Wils0408n

Product:	The World According to Clarkson V.3 - Jeremy Clarkson
Date:	13/02/09 (119 review reads)
Rating:

Advantages: Humour, Good Points

Disadvantages: None

Being a massive fan of Top Gear and all thrre of its presenters, Volume 3 of 'The World according to Clarkson' was a must read for me.

The book is made up of Clarkson's articles in the Times about various topics including his children, education, general topics and mainly the government. With plenty of mentions about men in hi-vis jackets.
Written between the 1st of January 2006 until the 30th of December 2007.
There are 82 chapters in the book, each lasting around 3-4 pages, which jump from topic to topic.

To fully appreciate this book you will have to have an understanding of Clarkson's general attitude. It is also helpful if your not too easily offended, fortunately I'm not and thought the book was brilliant.

Although I'm sure a lot of people will disagree with me, but a fair bit of what Clarkson writes about is true. If some of his more serious points were implemented then certain areas of the country would be better of for it.

There are numerous laugh out loud moments in this book and I don't remember going more than 2 chapters without having to stop reading for a few minuted because of the laughter. There is a chapter in the book where he talks about the homeless, I honestly couldn't stop laughing.

I read one of the first 2 volumes a while back when I was younger, but don't really remeber it and probably didn't understand quite alot about it.
For that reason I will be going back and reading the first two volumes because this book was so good.

This is a must read for fans of Jeremy Clarkson.
If you don't like Clarkson and generally disagree with his views then this book is not for you. However, if you are in between ( there must be some people) then maybe reading this book will sway you and I recommend reading it - 10/10.

Summary: Brilliant Book