Right now I've just got my exams back making me a senior journalist so the world is my oyster and who knows what's I've got ahead of me.

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Come down the travelators, exit Sainsbury's, turn right and follow the pedestrianised walkway to Crown Walk and turn right - and Coles will be right in front of you. It isn''t always easy, though: the little dragon is a bit of a mischief-maker and it doesn''t always understand the meaning of those words. I particularly liked the beginning when he was discussing his procrastination at starting the book, it's a standard autobiography but it isn't chronological, the timeline jumps around covering various points that Nick wishes to discuss such as his experience on Sport Relief, his realisation that he is gay and anecdotes from his radio career. Hotjar sets this cookie to know whether a user is included in the data sampling defined by the site's pageview limit. Nostalgic and heartfelt, it will shine a humorous and captivating lens on the ever-evolving cultural obsessions we live by.

These are his very best tales and learnings about himself from things gone right and wrong, with all the high and lows, that will make listeners laugh, cry and feel completely nostalgic. The feeling of not having anyone around your own age to mix with at home and instead becoming close to your parents and their friends and feeling like you're in a little gang with them. It won’t change the world but if you want to sit and have a brew and a chinwag with Nick Grimshaw this is the book for you. The problem with writing a memoir, found Nick Grimshaw as he started his, was that it meant facing himself. And skating over this life of light relief, he realised he’d asked plenty of questions of other people, but hardly a single one of himself.I continue to be so impressed at the way Nick not only recounts, but remembers the details of his life. The various chapters focussing on different aspects/moments/people in his life were diverse and intriguing. Ever since he can remember, Nick Grimshaw wanted to present Radio 1’s breakfast show – and that’s what he did. Photograph: Dean Chalkley/The Observer View image in fullscreen ‘Thinking about those party years slightly gives me the ick today’: Nick Grimshaw wears jumper by Marni at mytheresa.