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During his run into turning fifty, Chris Evans is on a mission. To take stock of where he is and where he’s at in order to figure out how best to get the most out of what he believes are the best years yet to come. His typically positive and upbeat journey involves one hundred days of contemplation, research, focus, frustration and decision making, while secretly:

*Training for the London MARATHON
*Bringing back his cult Nineties TV show TFI FRIDAY
*And the small matter of suddenly being asked to take over TOP GEAR.

HEALTH, LOVE, MARRIAGE, SEX, DEATH and even RELIGION all come under his witty microscope as he poses the conundrum – MIDLIFE: CRISIS vs OPPORTUNITY ?

There can only be one winner.

Reviews:

• I’ve read Chris’s other two books and this is a little different as in its about him exploring life’s big themes, work, marriage, parenting, success and money, rather than just what has been happening in his life. He has his head screwed on and is brutally honest about his own failings. I’m not quite at this age yet but I think it will strike a chord with anyone approaching a “big” birthday. It’s almost a self-help book and the advice comes from experts Chris has spoken to. Definitely worth a read.

• With his half-century looming, Chris took stock of where he was in his life. From training for the London Marathon to quitting the booze and bringing back TFI Friday, this is the entertaining story of his midlife rethink (BEST) –Best

• Radio 2 presenter Chris Evans’s witty memoir about embracing middle age.

The Author, Chris Evans began his broadcasting career at Manchester Piccadilly radio, going on to become a household name in TV and radio. With his production company Ginger he launched and presented the hugely successful Channel 4 show The Big Breakfast. TFI Friday, which originally ran from 1996 to 2000, was recommissioned for a new series in 2015. After working for Radio 1 and then Virgin Radio, Chris joined Radio 2 in 2005. He is now presenter of the Radio 2 breakfast show, which attracts 9.6 million listeners a week. In June 2015 Chris was announced as the new lead presenter of Top Gear on BBC Two.