My Take | Hardback

I was never really a fan of Take That or Gary Barlow but I was given this book for christmas and so I thought I had better read it.
I didn't expect it to be very intersting as I always imagined Gary Barlow to be more than a little dull. However reading it, i soon found myself to be quite interested and his struggle with Robbie Williams when the two of them were going head to head as solo artists and his subsequent fall from grace was almost touching.
He's not lead the most interesting life as far as pop stars go and therefore what's written is never going to be the most captivating read but it's well written and seems like an honest account.

It's not a book that's going to appeal to everyone, and having read it once I won't be reading it again, but if you're interested in music particularly of the 90s you may well find this to be an enjoyable book to read.

I got a signed copy,some things I didn't even know about him.It is a great book...a look in the life of Gary.

I always loved Gary Barlow the most when TT were first around, I am an original Thatter!! I loved reading his book, really down to earth, very truthful, the pictures were great. I think Gary would have made it one way or another without joining TT, maybe just as a songwriter. This books shows you what a top bloke he is. Now Take That are back I couldn't be happier, I am 27 years old and still love em!! Read his book just to get to know that man that everyone sees on stage but no one really knows, you all think he is sensible, you might find out a much different person than you thought!!

A great book, easy to read, but hard to put down.

I'm not a Take That nut, although I always really liked them and I'm one of the few people who really liked Gary Barlow's solo career.

I don't really want to give anything away because it's such a great read. So I'll just say, get it now, there's heaps of things you never knew were happening behind the scenes, and most weren't even involving Robbie, lol.