Could’ve been more interesting, but it certainly was touching. An unconventional self-help book for those dealing with grief.

I thought this book was decent. It wasn’t the most exciting novel I’ve read, but it certainly wasn’t the most boring. It had a very generic feel to it, and it wasn’t anything life-changing, but it held my attention and was easy to read.

A really great book! While repetitive in some parts, over all it was really interesting and very touching. Can’t wait to see the movie!

Loved it! This is another great classic that never gets old, no matter how many times you read it.

Really great book. So easy to read, I didn’t want to put it down.

I haven’t read this book in 10 years, but I still loved it as much now as I did then. It’s a classic.

I did not enjoy this book. I didn’t think Paul Trynka was a good author at all. There were no climaxes, and I found that he repeated a lot of fact, and introduced the same people over and over. The book wasn’t completely focused on Iggy; half the time I felt like I was reading a David Bowie biography.

I certainly enjoy Russell Brand’s wit, and I’m always up for a great memoir. The combination of these two things makes My Booky Wook a really great read.

A great read! Not quite as engrossing as Heart Sick was, but it definitely held my attention. There were a lot of unsuspected twists and small things that caught you off guard. I really enjoyed this one.

This was a pretty decent book. It started off a little dull, but gradually got better and better the further into it you got. There weren’t too many twists, and the ending was fairly predictable, but it was still an interesting story.