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- John Murray
Prose: non-fiction, Humour
What is cool? How do you become cool?
How can you be cool at work, or in bed, or in a bar, or in a restaurant? What is cool when it comes to dating? Calling? Not calling? Standing in their garden with a placard and a megaphone?
Coolness is a dark art and takes years of practice. But help is at hand. How To Be Cool is your trusty handbook for ineffable coolness in every eventuality. Award-winning comedian Will Smith is your guide through a world where a nifty quip, a signature drink and an outright lie about how much you like Italian arthouse movies can make you feel like Johnny Depp, rather than John McCririck.
Glaring social ineptitude will happily be a thing of the past.
Praise for How To Be Cool: My Journey from Loser to Schmoozer
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'Faultless. Brilliant. Magnificent' - Observer
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'Smith's material is gold . . . tear-jerkingly funny' - Metro
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'One of the most reliably excellent comedians' - Independent on Sunday
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Will Smith is the coolest guy in the world (if uncool is the new cool) he s also terrifically funny - Harry Enfield
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'One of the most in demand and respected stand-up comedians . . . If you want to be cool, look out for Will's sage words taken from his brilliant new book' - Ryanair magazine
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This is a brilliantly observed satire on the fickleness of trends a laugh-out-loud moment every other line - Books Quarterly
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