101 Things to Do Before You Die

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Great fun! - Rated
A fun list of things to do before you die. It includes taskts like visiting every country or every continent, write a best seller, catch a fish with your bare hands, drive a car at top speed, get married unusually and get backstage and get off with a rock god. You get stars to add to the ones you have done and bits to fill in. At the time of this review I have done 17 of the things on the list. There is one I won't be doing (have a threesome) as I am happily married (unless we can find a loophole that involves sleeping next to someone or with a cat sleeping on the end of the bed or something). I wonder how many I will be able to cross off by the time I die...

Fun fun fun - Rated
This book is good fun - other people have complained that some of the things are undoable, and that's the only drawback. You can have good fun, though, trying to figure out ways to get round them, or interpret them a little more 'loosely' so that you can complete the book!
I haven't really found myself going out of my way to do any of the things listed; I guess that's another drawback - there was nothing that made me go 'oh, I must do that!'.
It's a fun book though, and especially if you let yourself bend the rules a little, you can have a lot of fun!

A book for lovers of lists and life. - Rated
I recommend this book to anyone who loves lists and life! Although I disagree with some of the things mentioned in the list, all entries are geniuinly entertaining. Many of the experiences make for useful conversation starters and help develop character, aswell as being good fun.

BRILLIANT! - Rated
Brilliant book! The guy who made it was obviously throughly enjoying himself!! Must buy for anyones birthday/xmas present! GREAT FUN!! ...and cheap!!!!!!

Introducing the new drug! - Rated
This book is addictive! I carry it around with me everywhere I go (*just in case I happen to fall into shark-infested waters or see a lunar AND a solar eclipse whilst popping down the shop for some milk*) Some are easily attainable, such as "Win an award/trophy/prize" whilst others are virtually impossible, like "Visit Every Country". It even comes with a page of star stickers so you can highlight the things you have done.

My only problem with the book is that a few of the goals are almost unattainable. This means that it is unlikely that anyone will be able to tick every box on the list, but maybe it makes it that little bit more fun.

I would recommend this book to anyone who has ever wanted to say YES or discover their main ambitions and goals in life.