Books by Karl Pilkington
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review 1: This book was written about more of Karl Pilkington's adventures .He was allowed to use a "bucket list" for this one ,and choose things off it that he would be willing to try .It was interesting and had some funny parts, but I think the first one was funnier. I also watched the v...
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review 1: An Idiot Abroad: The Travel Diaries of Karl Pilkington follows a miserable man named Karl Pilkington. Karl Pilkington is a very lazy person who doesn't like to go out of his comfort zone. So, his friends Ricky Gervais and Stephen Merchant plan to send him to the 7 Wonders of the ...
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review 1: Sometimes I think Karl Pilkington is the modern day Socrates. Or maybe it is because I feel that we share a lot of the same beliefs in different aspects of the world. This book is a hilarious take some of the big things in life: marriage, children, happiness, careers, and death. ...
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review 1: I have always like reading travel narratives ,and my favorite has always been Bill Bryson's ,mainly because they were so funny . I think Bill now has some competition . I have no idea how I stumbled across this book, but found it and the videos on amazon,so got them all and have ...
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review 1: I liked this book. I'm a fan of Karl Pilkington and his poignant humor. After all, he's got a round head, that when shaved, looks even rounder, and he does project the stand-point of an absolutely average bloke, for lack of a better term.A friend once told me she loved the way hi...
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review 1: I have always felt that comedy is a very difficult thing to translate to books, I have read so many self-proclaimed humour books and been left bored and unimpressed. The Moaning of Life companion book is surprisingly energetic, witty and quite powerful in its own way. Many have d...