Wow-vacious, what a wonderful and intimate encounter with Russell Brand. A true and modern revolutionary in the set-piece life of today. The book left a very positive message of life on me. Richard’s unique take on life, treating every one of his idiosyncrasies as a positive instead of trying to blend in with the majority culture surrounding him, left an impression of great hope in me. What also impressed me was his ability to forgive his parents over and over again, for forgiving is the first step towards forgetting, before we can truly move on. There you have it, this almost seems like a religious message does it not? Russell has brought out the angel in me with his very honest and thought provoking autobiography. I have these religious experiences when humbled. Although not religious I do tend to resort to religion when facing brilliance. I guess reading Russell has had the same affect on me.
The only slight bit of criticism I have is the language used in the book, which does require some knowledge of British lingo. 
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