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The book by the iconic motoring journalist, author of the legendary Top Gear programme and columnist for The Sunday Times and The Sun, Jeremy Clarkson, will inevitably reveal to the stunned reader a different Britain to the one that thrives on our stereotypes. Not a tourist or business Britain, but a modern Britain that can only be seen by those who love it with all their hearts, and convey this peculiar love in a way that only the unique style of the ironic and outrageous Clarkson can do.

Many of the things written about here can turn your ideas upside down: about the country itself, about its inhabitants, about their character and preferences, their attitude to various events, phenomena, traditions, sports, education, charity, Her Majesty, each other and even neighbours. This book is a portal to the vast world of sincerity, warmth, mature mind, delicate irony, and incredible British humour. In a world where frogs sing in a choir, where danger lurks in the calm waters of ocean resorts, where unusual things can be found even in your own shower stall, where the foundations of a fundamentally different international policy are laid out, and most importantly, in a world where all-conquering common sense reigns supreme. The world according to Jeremy Clarkson.