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This was a great, easy read. My family members found it quite strange that I would be reading a fictional autobiography! On the whole, it was a lot of fun. It's quite clear that it was written by multiple writers (4), and often reads like a collection of unconnected essays, but it does a tremendous job of exposing Alan's character flaws (does he have any aspect of his character that is not terribly flawed?). I didn't realize there's a Coogan-read audio book. If I'd have known, I would have gone for that instead - hearing the real Alan, rather than the one in my head would enhance the experience for sure.


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I Partridge We Need to Talk About Alan eBook Alan Partridge Reviews

Great book about a great (horrible, self-absorbed, etc.!) character that still deepens his awful, awful personality and sheds light on some of the most bizarre episodes of the fictional TV presenter gone graveyard local radio DJ's life (including his Toblerone addiction and the Dundee trip).

Highly recommended to fans of Alan Partridge - you need to have watched the original series!
Funny for fans of the TV Shows. An audio version exists read by Coogan in character. That would be even funnier. Just a light read.
Really enjoying this book (not quite done).
The Partridge radio stuff is better than the other Partridge stuff.

I would love to see Tommy Saxondale write one like this.
A Saxondale movie would be great, too. I guess he is done with it?
What more can I say? This is well-written from the point-of-view of Alan Partridge and every word comes across in his voice. Very funny and well observed. For fans of the Norwich DJ with no sense of his own failings!
For fans of Steve Coogan, this is a must-have. Alan Partridge loves talking about Alan Partridge, and in these CD's we hear every detail of his life and career, starting with his difficult childhood (such horrific abuse!), his marriage and divorce, and his ups and downs (mostly the latter) in the world of broadcasting. An intelligent and hilarious profile of the totally self-absorbed Alan, read by the brilliant Steve Coogan, this is a welcome addition to anyone's Alan Partridge collection.
The authors, yes there are three, have managed to capture Alan Partridge in print. You can easily imagine the real Partridge reading this to you.
I wasn't even the biggest fan of Partridge when I picked this up on the recommendation of a friend. I can now say I am a full convert after reading the book. Plenty of times I burst out laughing on the subway. Buy it.
This was a great, easy read. My family members found it quite strange that I would be reading a fictional autobiography! On the whole, it was a lot of fun. It's quite clear that it was written by multiple writers (4), and often reads like a collection of unconnected essays, but it does a tremendous job of exposing Alan's character flaws (does he have any aspect of his character that is not terribly flawed?). I didn't realize there's a Coogan-read audio book. If I'd have known, I would have gone for that instead - hearing the real Alan, rather than the one in my head would enhance the experience for sure.