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Absolute rubbish	Customer Rating:
This is awful, it's full of typos and you do not find out anything about Russell that you didn't already know from the tabloids. How the author has the cheek to call it a biography I'll never know. Full of pointless rubbish.

everything you need to know about russell brand and more	Customer Rating:
The title says it: this books tells it like it is and it's pretty funny too along the way. There's a few things about the madcap comedian that I didn't know about and some things to admire about him to.

Just plain bad

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This is the worst example of a badly glued patchwork of tabloid stories. I have ever seen. The big type says it all. But you have to read the review on Chortle.com to get the full picture though. The author says nothing new and wastes loads of time padding it out with rubbish observations about Russ's football team West Ham and pointless comments. The most interesting thing about the book is the title and even that's ripped off from a Sun headline. Forget 'Mad, Bad and Dangerous to Know'. This book is just plain bad. Anyone who loves Russell will be masively dissappointed.