Life’s What You Make It

Loved it, loved it, loved it. Philip comes across exactly how I hoped he would. As a man who loves his family and his life. It wasn’t full of pretentious celebrity egotism. It’s heart warming, funny, and emotional.

. Entertaining & honest, Phillip gives us an insight into the world of broadcasting. His lovely personality shines through.
I enjoyed every chapter

I started reading the book immediately after it was delivered yesterday. I have to be honest about 7 pages in, I was bored and put it down. Its very self indulgent, which was expected. Not sure if Ill pick it up again. His life actually isnt that interesting. I think whats selling this book, is the fact he has came to terms with his sexuality and people want to know about it. Other than that, its a boring read so far.

Very disappointing! Doesnt tell us anything we didnt already know. No mention of when he thought he was gay? When did he realise? Does he fancy men? We know how difficult this must have been for his family but they are standing by him which is admirable. Save your money dont bother with this!

I read the book in one sitting and thoroughly enjoyed it. A laugh out loud funny, self-deprecating, witty trip down memory-lane from a self-confessed broadcasting geek. Good, honest humour with occasional innuendo and nothing but affection and respect for the many stars he’s worked with. Phillip is at his best when laughing at himself.
To answer his question, he has been more than I expected him to be. Witty, likeable, honest, humble and full of praise for those that have walked at his side. Yes he’s been lucky, but it is a life he has worked hard for and he doesn’t take it for granted. I wish him future happiness, another decade in TV and maybe somewhere down the line a hit radio show. Most of all I wish him well.

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