- Paperback: 304 pages
- Publisher: Hodder Paperbacks (28 Oct 2010)
- Language English
- ISBN-10: 1444704060
- ISBN-13: 978-1444704068
- Product Dimensions: 13.2 x 2.1 x 19.8 cm
- Average Customer Review: 3.7 out of 5 stars See all reviews (3 customer reviews)
- Amazon Bestsellers Rank: 92,141 in Books (See Top 100 in Books)
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Love him or loathe him, you can't ignore Jeremy Kyle...
He is one of the country's most controversial celebrities but what is he really like when the cameras stop rolling?
In You Couldn't Make It Up, Jeremy reflects on his rollercoaster yet accidental TV career, life at home and inside the 'crazy celebrity circus.' He also unleashes on the true state of the nation - from 'Britain's Worst Mum' to his unique plan to deal with our grasping politicians. Funny and fiery in equal measure, this book comes stuffed with embarrassing personal revelations, from the day he was nearly killed by a drug dealer on the A1 to unfortunate incidents involving dentists, nurses and one stubborn suppository!
Bursting with trademark honesty and occasionally giving a glimpse of a Jeremy Kyle not always seen on TV, Britain beware, you really couldn't make this up!
About the Author
Jeremy Kyle is a television and radio presenter, best known as the controversial host of The Jeremy Kyle Show, which has broadcast on ITV1 five days a week for the last five years, recently celebrating its 1000th episode. He also writes regularly for the Sun newspaper and Pick Me Up magazine, and has spent twelve years on radio where he currently hosts his own show on talkSPORT. Jeremy's first book, I'm Only Being Honest, was a Sunday Times bestseller and You Couldn't Make It Up is his second book. He lives in Berkshire with his wife Carla and has four children.
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2 of 2 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback|Amazon Verified Purchase
I watch JK on the television in a morning when I am in. So my daughters bought me his book, but I have to admit, it was'nt a very good read. I found I could put this book down and not be bothered about picking it back up again. Did'nt keep me interested enough, just a lot of his opinions.
Format:Hardcover
This book follows the same kind of premise that his show has laid out for us, basically giving Jeremy an outlet for all his frustrations. This is another very opinionated account about everything that he thinks is wrong with Great Britain today and, believe me, the Britain that he portrays is far from great.
Commenting on a vast amount of issues from the infamous Lotto Lout to the radical snowfall this winter, Jeremy vents in true Kyle style. This book possesses a few humourous anecdotes, particularly when he recounts when he was hospitalised as a young man with appenticitis, but mainly details his rise to infamy as the outspoken host of his self-titled chat show. Where his previous book had a few details from his upbringing, 'You Couldn't Make it Up' documents his professional success more than anything.
It gets rather repetitive towards the end and there are times where you just want to put it down and leave it to gather dust, but there are certainly worse ways to spend a few hours.
Commenting on a vast amount of issues from the infamous Lotto Lout to the radical snowfall this winter, Jeremy vents in true Kyle style. This book possesses a few humourous anecdotes, particularly when he recounts when he was hospitalised as a young man with appenticitis, but mainly details his rise to infamy as the outspoken host of his self-titled chat show. Where his previous book had a few details from his upbringing, 'You Couldn't Make it Up' documents his professional success more than anything.
It gets rather repetitive towards the end and there are times where you just want to put it down and leave it to gather dust, but there are certainly worse ways to spend a few hours.
6 of 11 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
As a big Jeremy Kyle fan I read his last book and was waiting of this one to come out. This one is more personally where I'm only being honest was more about the show and his point of view
Don't worry it would not good old Jezer without his view which of course are included. It shows his love for his family and how strongly he feels
A really good read
Don't worry it would not good old Jezer without his view which of course are included. It shows his love for his family and how strongly he feels
A really good read
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