Autobiography of comedian and actor Robert Webb. I have enjoyed several comedy shows that he has performed in and was interested to read his story. I have posted to CFreckle today, to possibly begin a book ray. Others that responded to the forum post for a book ray for this book are:
HistoryBee 2020
Poodlesister
Bookfrogster
Apologies if I have missed anyone off the list.
I hope you enjoy the book, please note I don't need it to be returned to me as I have read it. Best wishes :)

Sent to CFreckle

The postman delivered this safely through my letterbox this afternoon.

Thank you for sending it to me x

It was an interesting book!

I liked him as a child when he didn't like himself, and wasn't as keen on him at college and later in life when he seemed to not want to think about his behaviour. But to be honest I think he sounded like an introverted young boy with feelings and a grieving teen/young man trying to fit in and never quite succeeding.

It was also interesting reading it as an older woman who has never really fitted into the stereotype of having a well developed female feeling/nurturing/listening side. I've always been an extroverted, logical, problem solver, which throughout my life has given me similar/opposite gender problems to the ones he described in the book.

Posting to poodlesister.

Thanks for sending this on CFreckle. I’d forgotten all about this bookray. What a nice surprise.

I loved this book and found it funny, thought-provoking, honest, self-aware (in hindsight!) and entertaining.

Have all the necessary stuff to post this to bookfrogster today if I can make it to the Post Office before it shuts.

Thank very much for this book which has arrived safely in Edinburgh. I;m already half-way through it and really enjoying it. Am I the last on the list for this?

This was an interesting book. There were quite a few times when you really didn't like him because he was self-absorbed and selfish, but at least he was honest enough to include that in this book. I think he now seems like quite a likeable person (apart from his use of the c-word :-/ ) I also like that he is challenging the ideas of what makes a man. Thanks very much for sharing this PinnieB. I hope to get this moving again soon.

Set free on the Bookcrossing shelf. Happy reading!