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This book is about all of the things you feel when you drive your car and when you interact with other drivers. It explains, what you think and feel when you drive. Not only does it explain the deeply evolved primitive motivations that shape your driving psyche, but it also explains how these primeval urges change your persona while you drive. Some useful tips are included on how idiots should improve their driving. This is done with remarkably dry sarcasm. Chapters are short and easy to read and you will always want to read just one more, before you put the book down.
About the Author
Richard Hunter has published articles in magazines and is a well established author of one book (this one). It is his debut and he has exploded onto the literary scene with this amazing best-seller. He cheated by choosing a subject that is close to all of is (those who drive) and a subject that we all regards as taken-for-granted but which is in fact something we all do but is totally unnatural!
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1 of 1 people found the following review helpful
I was very disappointed with this book,both in its content and substance.The print is large and spaced out on each page to add volume to a very short subject.It was very similar to the books that my 8 year old brings home from primary school in its format,and couldn`t of taken Mr Hunter no more than a couple of hours to write and even that takes into consideration tea,lunch,dinner and toilet breaks.
The author has pigeon holed different drivers on each page(of which there aren`t too many) and written his rant about them.
eg White van drivers
They drive too fast and too close
Elderly sunday drivers
They drive too slow
Sorry but I`ve just given away half of the book.Don`t be a mug and save your money.Only wish that I`d done it first!Five minute toilet read.
The author has pigeon holed different drivers on each page(of which there aren`t too many) and written his rant about them.
eg White van drivers
They drive too fast and too close
Elderly sunday drivers
They drive too slow
Sorry but I`ve just given away half of the book.Don`t be a mug and save your money.Only wish that I`d done it first!Five minute toilet read.
This guy obviously had good intentions in writing this book (one of them being to make himself a few bob). But he should have listened to his wife a bit more closely before pushing ahead and publishing the thin tome himself. The rants would be funny and worth reading if they were balanced by a decent helping of solid facts and helpful advice. That's what I bought it for, but it's not what I got. This isn't 'psychology'; it's armchair road rage. Good first try, Richard, but have another go.
3 of 5 people found the following review helpful
Whoever this richard hunter is he has a very keen obversation inlife and obviously spends a lot of time on the road.
Every word written here is true and its so true you can recognise yourself within in it and yet it is so well written and not to mention hilariously funny.
I have not seen a book written this style before its witty yet could almost be considered a self help to perfect the art of righteous indignation.
well worth the price for this hilarious insight to the mentality of british drivers.
Every word written here is true and its so true you can recognise yourself within in it and yet it is so well written and not to mention hilariously funny.
I have not seen a book written this style before its witty yet could almost be considered a self help to perfect the art of righteous indignation.
well worth the price for this hilarious insight to the mentality of british drivers.
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