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I've had several copies of this book at one time or another - but I never seemed to be in the mood to read it. I found this hardcover copy at the used bookstore and decided it will be my holiday read this year.

This made me laugh quite a few times. I love his sense of humor! I'm going to hold on to this for the Bizarre Bookbox.

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Into the Bizarre Fiction Bookbox. Enjoy!

I was just thinking this morning that I would like to read something "Christmasy" and then this was in the bizarre bookbox...so I had to take it.

Loved this book. zombies,crazy lady with sword,pothead cop,dead santa,a stupid angel,vulgar language..this book has everything you need for a funny, good read. It also had Tucker Case and Roberto the fruit bat who were also in "Island of the sequined love nun" which I enjoyed.

sending to pritzkit as part of an RABCK bookbox.

Received as part of sweetsangria's generous RABCK. Thanks to time-traveler for setting it free and to sweetsangria for moving it in my direction!

What a bizarre book! I enjoyed reading it on Christmas but it sure was strange.

Will be bringing to the DC convention.

Released to the wrap-it-up book buffet at the 2011 Bookcrossing convention.
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got at wrap it up book buffet at the world convention based on first sentence alone. I have never read this author before so should be interesting.

Picked up at the BC-in-DC holiday party as part of the "first line game". This is an excellent book for the game -- as is evident by the fact that it has been used for it more than once. Both the author's warning and the first line of the actual text are great:

Warning: "If you're buying this book as a gift for your grandma or a kid, you should be aware that it contains cusswords as well as tasteful depictions of cannibalism and people in their forties having sex."

First line of chapter 1: "Christmas crept into Pine Cove like a creeping Christmas thing: dragging garland, ribbon, and sleigh bills, oozing eggnog, reeking of pine, and threatening festive doom like a cold sore under the mistletoe."

I've read this but the boyfriend hasn't so it's great to have a copy for him to read. Thanks again!

I have enjoyed the other Christopher Moore books I've read, so I brought this home from today's BC-in-DC meeting to read, even though I really don't need any more books in my TBR mountain range.