You Are Awful (But I Like You)

Tim Moore's You Are Awful (But I Like You) humorously explores the underappreciated towns of Great Britain, revealing their unexpected charms.

In You Are Awful (But I Like You), Tim Moore embarks on an unconventional road trip across Great Britain in his trusty Austin Maestro. His journey takes him to the lesser-known, often overlooked towns that many would prefer to avoid. From the dreariest hotels to the most peculiar sea zoos, Moore's adventure is filled with humor and a touch of nostalgia. Each stop is a testament to the quirky charm of places that might be labeled as 'awful' but hold their own unique stories.

As he navigates through these so-called miserable locales, Tim finds himself developing an unexpected fondness for them. He poses questions to the reader, challenging perceptions about places like Coventry, Stoke, and Bracknell. Can one truly appreciate the thrill of visiting Rhyl or the peculiarities of Hull? Through his witty observations, Moore invites readers to reconsider their views on these towns, revealing the hidden gems that lie within their quirks and flaws.

Ultimately, You Are Awful (But I Like You) is more than just a travelogue; it's a celebration of the eccentricities that make Great Britain special. Tim Moore's lighthearted narrative encourages a sense of adventure and an appreciation for the imperfect beauty found in everyday life. This book is a delightful reminder that sometimes the most memorable experiences come from the places we least expect to love.