The quote on the cover from Terry Pratchett says "ingenious". The esteemed Mr Pratchett isn't wrong. To me, the books is very much of the Pratchett/Douglas Adams genre, in my opinion better than the former but not as the latter. There some isnpired pieces of writing in the book though, the story behind the renaming of Swindon's local motorway services had me laughing for a while and I liked the new name for the Cheshire Cat.

I shall be reading the rest of the series straight away!

Updated 2 July 2005: Taken to today's BookCrossing UK Unconvention in Birmingham.

I read The Eyre Affair as a bookring and loved it - I wanted to share it - and the rest of the series - with my other half, as I think he's love them too, so have been looking out for them in the second hand shops without success. And here they all were in one neat bundle! If I'd known, Gothmarcus, I might even have carried your bag from the station!

Waiting to go on a book ray.

Mailing order:
1. Jedsmom <----- on it's way
2. ????

Being mailed to Jedsmom

RELEASE NOTES:

I really enjoyed it, thank you for helping me find a new author. I never would have picked this up! Looking out for the rest now lol!

What would you like me to do with it? I think dh has taken a fancy to it but he is a very slow reader, so I'll pick up another copy for him.