Fat, Forty, and Fired : One Man's Frank, Funny, and Inspiring Account of Losing His Job and Finding His Life

from seldombites

This book was not nearly as entertaining as I had expected. There were some funny bits and I really related to Nigel's struggles with the children, but overall I was quite disappointed. To begin with, the story is non-linear, jumping back and forth from past to present and making it a little conf...

from pidgeon92

An easy-going memoir of middle age. Well worth the price I paid for it.

from snotbottom

Considering I now fit two out of the three (still employed, thankfully), I thought I should give this book a go. I'm glad I did. Nigel Marsh account of his year off from work was a hilarious and inspirational account of his reacquainting himself with his family and the life he didn't know he had.

from deeplant

A really enjoyable book, at times funny, at times very moving. As a 42-year-old who could be a little fitter, I also found it made me think about my life as well. Inspirational.

from deeplant

A really enjoyable book, at times funny, at times very moving. As a 42-year-old who could be a little fitter, I also found it made me think about my life as well. Inspirational.