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This collection of rants and raves from Boris covers political, general and personal topics. Some of the material gets a bit boring at times (EU politics particularly), but overall it's a good read. Despite what one might think of his views, he’s quite a character, and he writes extremely well. (50 words)

The first 'business' book I think I've read, but I couldn't resist picking it up on holiday. Pretty compelling stuff too, charting the rise of BA's low cost upstart through to its rather sad sale to Easyjet. For corporate non-fiction, I enjoyed this and read it in two days! (49 words)

An interesting insight into what makes us feel deprived and anxious in modern day society, despite our relatively affluent and technologically enhanced existence. The book is structured in a thesis like manner, outlining arguments for the causes, then examining the various solutions to status anxiety. Well worth a read. (49 words)

In this new book you learn to manage emotions, gain confidence and change your attitude in life. No matter what you want to feel confident in this book is guarenteed to help. So why not try something different and see what you think. (43 words)

This amazing account of the fast food industry will make you think twice about your next Big Mac or Zinger Twister Meal. The focus is mainly in the US, but the effects on people’s jobs, health, communities and families are globally recognised. To be read only after light meals. (49 words)

by Marian Keyes. Another great read from this ever popular Irish writer. Written from the perspectives of several of the leading characters, at first this novel seems to jump around alot but becomes more satisfying as the tales converge. So much better than the average chick lit tale. (48 words)

by Veronica Henry. This novel is one of those guilty pleaures which has no great literary merit but at the same time is thoroughly enjoyable. Its well developed story lines follow a variety of characters through trials and tribulations including infidelity and house moving! Pretty good. (46 words)

Follwing Double Deal having been betrayed by horse owners and loosing 7 horses Jan is asked to look after another 8 horses but as his company gets into trouble Jan can't find him, left on her own to cope this book is a good follow on to Jan's troubles (49 words)

Following On The Edge now with her professional licence follwing Jan through new horses, owners and starts to build up her reputation to a new high but family troubles take over with a GP demanding her time and a jockey loosing his winning touch and life spirals out of control (50 words)

Continuing the story on from "A Year in the Merde" Pol West is setting up his tea shop in Paris while pursuing as much female company as possible. Not as good as the first book but still laugh out loud funny in places. A real change from the usual travelogues. (50 words)