Entertaining enough but I think it pales in comparison to his comedy partner's book. Which is a very unfair comparison to make.
Harder to read because he speaks in more complicated sentences, with caveats for almost every thing he says.
Where it really shines is the second to last chapter where he suddenly, unexpectedly and most importantly, charmingly, falls in love with Victoria Coren.
A good laugh, light enough to read through and not particularly deep or meaningful, which I more than suspect is very deliberate, he pretty much states that he's not deep at all.
I think it's probably much better in audiobook format as he writes like he speaks, which is somehow harder to read than you'd think.
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