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ISBN:	0718154460 (ISBN13: 9780718154462)
Edition Language:	English

Ooh! What a Lovely Pair: Our Story Hardcover | Pages: 357 pages

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I want to say that as a big fan of Ant and Dec I couldnt wait to read this however its sat in my kindle for years and the autobiography is now a good few years old and obviously doesn't included the latest goings on. Shame on me as I enjoyed every page of it.

These two are such a big part of British TV culture and I felt like I was on memory lane. From the Grove to Let's Get Ready to Rhumble, to Pop Idol to Saturday Night Takeaway, this book covered it all.

I really liked how it was written. Dec in ariel, Ant in italics. It was like being involved in a conversation between the two of them.

These guys are solid, loved the book, their friendship, their lows, their highs.

This book is perfect for anyone who grew up with these two guys from Newcastle. I for one am looking forward to growing older with these two around.

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Title	:	Ooh! What a Lovely Pair: Our Story
Author	:	Anthony McPartlin
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	First Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 357 pages
Published	:	2009 by Michael Joseph
Categories	:	Nonfiction. Biography. Autobiography

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Felt like a change from the usual thrillers and romance books I read. I like Ant and Dec I enjoy Saturday night takeaway. The book is interesting, lots of facts and detail and told in a open honest way. Funny to read now as its about ten years old and obviously their lives have massively changed since then but still an interesting insight in to their lives and climb to fame.

I've loved the boys since I was 15 (now I'm 35) and my love for them hasn't changed a bit. I loved to read their history from their point of view and in their own hilarious words. I've read other biographys about them, but this one is the best, because I can hear their voices in my head while reading. As always, they make me smile big time.

An autobiography of a double-act, told by them both in such a way (italics and bold typeface) that makes perfect sense once you get used to it. I have to admit, I didnt become aware of Ant & Dec until well after Byker Grove but associated them with Get Ready To Rhumble for longer than I perhaps should have. They come across well in this, though in playing up their were normal blokes us and like to get drunk, this tends to gloss over the effort they must have put in to get themselves where

I loved these two growing up still do. True friends to the end.

AHHHHH! I FREAKING LOVE ANT & DEC!Now that that's out of my system...Ant & Dec (formally known as Anthony McPartlin and Declan Donnelly) wrote this autobiography in 2009 to commemorate 20 years together in showbiz and friendship. (Yes, friendship. My mother's already asked twice, and no, they're not gay. :P) I think what Dec said in an interview on This Morning sums up the core of their relationship pretty well: "...All of our success, and everything that's ever happened to us, has been



I want to say that as a big fan of Ant and Dec I couldnt wait to read this however its sat in my kindle for years and the autobiography is now a good few years old and obviously doesn't included the latest goings on. Shame on me as I enjoyed every page of it.These two are such a big part of British TV culture and I felt like I was on memory lane. From the Grove to Let's Get Ready to Rhumble, to Pop Idol to Saturday Night Takeaway, this book covered it all. I really liked how it was written. Dec