There wasn't as much that made me laugh out loud like there was in his first book but I still really enjoyed it. There are a lot of things I agree with him about and some that I don't but he writes in his own voice and I can hear him reading it in my head which is always a good sign that the person did actually write it. I don't have children so none of the content about parenthood I could relate to but he's real enough about the struggles that you don't read it and think 'privileged twat' like you might otherwise.

I think this is the kind of book that if you like his comedy you'll probably like the book and if you find him annoying then you won't. Do with that information what you will.