‘A Bad Idea I’m About To Do’ Book Review

This book was honestly one of the best books that told the story of ‘my life’. It was truly enjoyable. What Chris went through in his life are so unbelievable and funny. He seriously chose some bad ideas and got himself into some crazy situations. I found myself laughing at some of the things he did or what happened to him. His problems with anxiety and panic attacks are quite exceptional. I could relate to it. I went through many years of suffering at the hands of my out of control, anxiety. So I can really understand and empathize for him.

Chris’s life definitely wasn’t a boring one, and neither is this book. You really don’t know what to expect next. In this book his life isn’t like any other I’ve ever read about the stories were just so insanely intriguing and funny and out of this world. Insane things happened to him starting at a very young age and he chose decisions that most of us would avoid at all costs.

I loved reading this outrageous biography and I would love to see you show as well. I wasn’t familiar with Kris until this book and I can say I am a fan now. This book was definitely a great comic relief life story! I would highly recommend it, and I give it five stars!

A Bad Idea I’m About To Do

True Tales of Seriously Poor Judgment and Stunningly Awkward Adventure

Chris Gethard

De Capo Press

978 – 0 – 306 – 82030 – 4

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