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I read this book while travelling around Europe - a friend I was travelling with was actually reading it at the beginning of our trip, and after hearing her laughing and giggling (as well as feeling compelled to read out large chunks to me) as she read it made me desperate for her to finish so I could borrow it! It did not disappoint.
Very funny, but with a moral too, this is an amusing, easy read which also leaves you thinking about your own life and how you could learn from the book. This is something that I don't think many books could claim to do (or if anyone knows of any that can - please recommend them!)
The book is based on the author's real-life experience - though with some artistic licence. One of the things I liked best about the book (as well as the laugh-out-loud stories told in it) was that I could imagine being friends with Danny, sitting in his local pub, with him recounting his madcap tales. This made it extremely readable, and in my case, unputdownable.
And much as I found myself wishing that my friend would stop reading excerpts to me (as I didn't want the story ruined before I'd even opened the book) I did find myself doing the same while I was reading it, and even after.