GOOD MAZE

BLOODY GOOD MATE, insteresting loved hearing his wonderful story and i love it i like hearing his stories n all

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hooked from the beginning

omg this is easily one of the best books I've come across. raw, vulnerable, authentic and a healing journey that I was so humbled to listen to.

thank you for sharing, Bobby. you are the man.

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a must read

wether you love him or hate him logics biography is a real page turner a must read and the pace is incredible not a dull moment best book on audible so far

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Amazing

Brilliant retelling- Audiobook is definitely the best way to hear this ad Bobby really adds to it with his voice. I personally found his reading become a lot more relaxed as he went through, which is cool to see. I loved listening about all the stories and characters. I hope his future continues to be bright ✌️❤️➕

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Written like a huge rap song, lots of American slang and gangster talk.

I think this book would appeal even more to more international readers if the author had just stuck to proper English. Maybe it’s just me, but this book wasn’t quite my cup of tea. As a survivor of child abuse myself it kind of grated me how Sir Bobby could make light of some of the abuse he went through, some of it he seems he cant take seriously, but I guess thats because I feel that child abuse and parental mental illness is a serious matter and not something to be laughed at. Maybe because I went through some worse abuses. I also think humour is how Sir Bobby deals with his past traumas. I seems to be his way of minimalizing It so he can cope with it better, a survival technique. I guess it feels better to laugh than to cry. He seems to have a very positive outlook and that is important and rather rare for a rapper. I can relate to him in many ways with how his mum treated him and his dad was rarely around. His book was tinged American slang, profanities, also anger and frustration particularly in the later chapters, and throughout the book he speaks just like your average American rapper which can make it harder to keep focusing on what he is trying to say if you are not American. One important thing is that you can never make everyone happy. There will always be some criticism and if you can learn anything from that criticism simply turn your back on it. Some people have been though different things in life to make them the ways they are be it good or bad and their attitude may have nothing to do with you and more to do with who they are. He talks a whole lot about racism he has endured and it makes my head spin to think how bad racism is in America! I can tell that it really upsets him and frustrates him a lot which is a shame because that gets in the way of trying to stay positive. I have a big mixture in races in me, I don’t have dark skin and I am paler than I should be, a bit like Sir Bobby, but I never feel a need to discus it or bring it up, and if I am asked what races are in me I just shrug and reply “The Human Race”. I don’t feel race is important as we are all earthlings. So far this has ended any arguments on the topic. I have never heard of who Sir Bobby was before this book, and I don’t know any of his music. Hopefully his songs are as positive as he is because positive rap is rare and takes the upmost skill to write and create. If so he can rest assured his music is going to help and influence generations of kids maybe even his own child/children. It seems he is finished with his career in music, but like most musicians I think he will return in the future, maybe when he is older and has had even more life experience and he will write better and more positive rap songs. Who knows he may even get into the top 5 in my country one day. I think Sir Bobby is still rather young and still has a lot more learning to do over the decades that lay ahead. I give this book a average 3 star rating, but I note too that this book would most likely rate much better in America. I wish him and his family well for the future.

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