Loved it, really lets you get to know Robbie and some interesting insights into the headlines that were apparently stretched!
An interesting book on a man made up of contradictions.
Sometimes annoying, sometimes funny and sometimes sad, Chris Heath has written what I would call the ultimate 12 month diary - a year in the life of Robbie Williams.
Whilst not divulging too much information on those making up the inner circle, Chris has managed (and Robbie has allowed) Robbie to be presented with good, bad and indifferent character traits - something celebrities usually do not allow the public access to.
Furthermore, it also shows the everyday person the best and worst of what a celebrity deals with in day to day life.
For those not aware of the background of Robbie, parts of this book may not make sense, however to those of us who remember Take That and recall watching from the sidelines as Robbie's' life imploded it's a must read.
Sometimes annoying, sometimes funny and sometimes sad, Chris Heath has written what I would call the ultimate 12 month diary - a year in the life of Robbie Williams.
Whilst not divulging too much information on those making up the inner circle, Chris has managed (and Robbie has allowed) Robbie to be presented with good, bad and indifferent character traits - something celebrities usually do not allow the public access to.
Furthermore, it also shows the everyday person the best and worst of what a celebrity deals with in day to day life.
For those not aware of the background of Robbie, parts of this book may not make sense, however to those of us who remember Take That and recall watching from the sidelines as Robbie's' life imploded it's a must read.
