You Are Awful (But I Like You)

Funny and squirmingly vivid

Daily Telegraph

There's a true affection in the descriptions of bypasses, roundabouts and rainy caravan parks

Tom Cox, Daily Mail

Moore is...a likeable guide and a witty turner of phrases, and his plunges into local history as he tootles around in his decrepit Austin Maestro demonstrate a gift for bathos and an eye for the poetry of dereliction

Euan Ferguson, Time Out

Hilarious

Sun

There aren't many travel writers funnier than Tim Moore

Independent on Sunday

A pilgrimage to the most derelict, unlovable and forlorn parts of Britain

Independent

Hilarious... This book will have you in stitches... What emerges is a nostalgic celebration of just how mad Britain can be (5 stars)

Hannah Britt, Daily Express

Tim Moore's wry portraits of unfashionable British towns nicely combine knockabout humour, witty one-liners and an undertow of sadness

Sally Cousins, Sunday Telegraph

A fine piece of comic writing...by the end of the book he is, unlike his Maestro, firing on all cylinders

Nick Lezard, Guardian

Moore has a nice line in description...and is able to describe the many absurdities encountered on his travels with admirable detachment

Choice Magazine

A brilliant book to dip in and out of. For those that love the works of rambling travel authors such as Bill Bryson this book will be a perfect addition to their collection

Walsall Chronicle