Jeremy Clarkson, The World According To Clarkson Reviews

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Hilarious can dip in and out or read all night. A brilliant funny book we all know Clarkson likes to voice his thoughts, now he's unstoppable.

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Fantastic read. Touching on subjects many would consider not very important, but subjects we are all drawn in nonetheless. The books variance add's to its appeal with each page offering a completely different and even funnier topic than the one before it. Recommended to practically all reader's at all levels. It will leave you wanting more. Bring on Volume 3!

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Fantastic book with plenty of laughs and very clever, very funny and overall a great read

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Absolutely brillaint read

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Jeremy Clarkson is the kind of guy that you either love or hate. I honestly believe that those who hate him are simply insecure. He has said loads of stuff in the past that has conflicted with my opinions and insulted me, but I am not insecure enough to let it bother me or even take his views to heart.

I think that if you take his writing for what it is - purely entertainment - then you will enjoy it immensely.
Jezza makes loads of funny observations about stuff in articles from his nerwspap ...

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Jeremy Clarkson, The World According To Clarkson is a great read and is an ideal book to read whilst one is relaxing by the swimming pool or even taking a dump on the lavatory. This book is probably the ultimate easy read as it is simply a collection of articles that the Top Gear host has written for the Sunday Times. As this book is a collection of articles it is very easy to pick up and put down again as the average article lasts for two pages.

Clarkson has a straight forward, yet very fun ...

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Just a series of articles written for the Times, packaged up as a book; some very witty asides and a lot of non-correct observations about all aspects of public life. Quite a journey for a bloke who confesses to knowing a bit about cars and not much else, but he's obviously talking to and on behalf of a generation of anglo saxon males just like him. I have to say the rather arrogant righteousness, while funny at first, wears a little thin. That's probably why the Times only ever gave him one col ...

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The world according to Clarkson takes you on a journey of discovery into the 21st century, and has you looking at the modern day world through Jeremy Clarksons eyes. He manages to say exactly what the rest of us think but are too afraid to voice. Every page will have you in stitches. I couldn't put it down. The book contains various amusing articles that he has written over the years, covering topics such as technology, men and their capabilities, football, and education, to name but a few.
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