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Anchorboy (2013)

by Jay Onrait(Favorite Author)

3.74 of 5 Votes: 1

languge

English

genre

Memoir & Autobiography

publisher

Collins

review 1: I will start of by saying that I am a big fan of Jay Onrait (and his partner-in-crime Dan O'Toole) and miss seeing them on TSN Sportscentre. That being said, I liked this book, but it wasn't a real page turner. It lacked some real substance in my opinion. Not sure what exactly I was expecting, but it seemed like the book had too much about his Olympics antics and not enough about everything else.If you happen to be a fan of Jay (and Dan), give the book a read... it isn't overly long, so it shouldn't take you too long to finish.
review 2: You'll laugh, you'll cry, you might even poop your pants. Jay Onrait's collection of stories cover career moments, bodily functions, and some truly bizarre situations. It's a breeze to read through, each chapter being relativel... morey short makes it a perfect bathroom book (something Jay would no doubt consider a compliment). There were several times where I laughed out loud, and anyone who is a fan of Jay's humour on Sportscentre (or that other channel...) is sure to enjoy the tales he presents here. less

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