A Comedian's Prayer Book

This is a fine, brave book, beautifully expressed. Richard Dawkins had better look to his laurels. * Daily Mail *
It's far from being a comfortable read, though it never ceases to be amusing and thoughtful. * Christian Today *
The book is a simple, unpretentious invitation to kneel alongside someone who has experienced the lows and highs of life, who has grown up through that experience, and has found that a conversational relationship with God is essential to living kindly, thoughtfully and well. Anyone new to faith or for whom prayer has become jaded and routine may well find in it an unconventional yet rich source of encouragement to keep on keeping on * Reform *
Skinner's thoughts on religion are far more than just amusing: there is a bold freshness to his voice. * Times Literary Supplement *
'Skinner's tome also asks some big questions, but is ultimately a prayerbook with a small p. You mightn't hear God laugh at the jokes, but surely He approves.' * Irish Examiner - Weekend Supplement *
Skinner uses the book to open up about his ongoing relationship with God and the Catholic Church - and his words make very compelling reading. * Sorted *
The questions he raises are serious, and central to Christian theology, and he expresses them much more pithily than most professional theologians...This is a fine, brave book, beautifully expressed. * The Mail on Sunday *
He takes laying bare your soul to a level I've never come across before by a well-known name. * The Tablet *