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I'm slightly ashamed to say i haven't read any of Cav's books. Are they a good read?
Boy Racer is a good book, but it gives the impression/feeling that its trying to be an unemotional documented account of his early years. The problem with this is that Cavendish is emotional and this bring positives and negatives. How these things impact his life, cycling and his action are by large ignored and he appears to be telling the stories he thinks you would want to hear. Its a good read but does not feel like Cavendish was involved in the writing of it.
At speed feels a little more typical Cavendish, he swears in it, faces his emotional side and talks about this without attempting to present an agenda. He is brutally honest to a point where he probably should shut up and talks candidly about his relationship with many people, including the press. Its a really great read and one that I would recommend even though I'm only half way through the book myself (I just can't put it down)