I think I enjoyed this one a little more than This Is Going To Hurt, which I read in early last year. I certainly laughed out loud more. Maybe the fact that I read this around the time that it's set, i.e. Christmas/New Year, helped, and there were definitely fewer, less dense, footnotes.

Or maybe it’s the fact that I feel I ‘know’ Adam Kay a bit more, and I’ve been on a journey with him during the first book, so he’s naturally funnier, and there were vibes of catching up with an old friend.