Straight Outta Crawley: Memoirs of a Distinctly Average Human Being | 
pickMuch less glamorous finish for this one. Some good laugh out loud moments but not it hung together all that well in parts. He does like a tangent.
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pickMuch less glamorous finish for this one. Some good laugh out loud moments but not it hung together all that well in parts. He does like a tangent.
Book #4 started most likely will finish in good old blighty. Bit of a change of pace as well.
pickI can‘t see people reading this who don‘t already know Romesh‘s work. This was good—I read it in a day—but if only it had been published later! It was published in 2018 but too early to include The Ranganation.
so-soAmusing memoir from the British comedian, Romesh Ranganathan. As the author admits in the book, he goes off on tangents, so we get short vignettes about his childhood and his family, but it's mainly about his career transition from teacher to comedian. 3⭐
CW: author is self-deprecating, so there is some body shaming. Examples of racism.
pickThis was a funny read! I like Romesh a lot and he writes like he talks with a healthy dose of sarcasm and a light interesting tone. It‘s a good rambling kind of book, I like the tangents he went off at!
Starting tonight as I love Romesh!! Haven‘t been the best reader lately, too busy looking at interiors magazines to get ideas for my new house (if we ever get to move!!) so it‘s about time I started reading again with something funny!!
