Why Do I Say These Things?

Reviews / Votes

Laugh-out-loud funny. * Joan Bakewell, Guardian * Hilarious anecdotes aplenty . . . For many of his fans, this will be the first time they get to know the real, likeable, human Jonathan Ross, beneath all the banter and bluster. * Heat magazine * Fluent and entertaining . . . this is a very agreeable ramble through the lively thoughts of a non-smoking, now non-drinking family man with a talent to amuse and enthuse. * David Sexton, Evening Standard * Taking us through his quirky view on life, including fashion, diets and, er, sweetshops this book is guaranteed to make you laugh out loud. * Woman magazine * In between the adolescent porn tales and the hilarious diarrhoea anecdotes, he is funny and acute and full of ideas. * Private Eye * Snap it up, pwonto. * London Lite * It's impossible to deny he's the most entertaining interviewer. * Times Educational Supplement * Irreverent and witty . . . hilarious . . . He explores everything - from diets to sweetshops and sex to pets, with all his customary lasciviousness and self-deprecatory humour. * Living Edge * Splendidly entertaining, reflecting on everything from eating a loaf to Shintoism and...sex. * Bournemouth Daily Echo * There are . . . completely honest admissions about his drinking, and laugh-out-loud accounts of his various fashion errors . . . Enjoy gleefully politically incorrect posturing and plain old-fashioned entertainment. * The Resident *