Bought this at an outlet mall bookstore today - plan to listen to soon.

this was a pretty funny book - the description of the town at times reminded me of the TV show "my name is earl". The voices the authors used were very well done and hilarious at times.....
will put this in the next audiobookbox that comes my way....

It's time to set this one free -- enjoy!Putting this into indygo88's CD-only audiobookbox.

Taken from Indygo88's audio book box

This was not quite my cup of tea - if anyone is going to be using sarcastic humor, I'd prefer it to be me. Although I can identify fairly well the the clueless narrator. But even though I didn't really like the story too well, I could see that it was very cleverly written. And I agree with BigJohnLefty that the voices were very well done - a lot of variety, definitely one of the strongest points of the book.

This will be going on the Book Buffet at the BookCrossing Convention in Washington DC, so you will be with us, BigJohnLefty, at least in spirit. There are quite a few other audiobook fans out there, so I'm betting this gets snapped up quickly.

Placed on Book Buffet

Picked up by my husband from the book buffet while I was in doing convention stuff.

Received as part of Oppem's Birthday Group - thank you very much! (Larger photo here.)

To be released during the Great Aloha Run Expo, February 12-14. We'll see if it gets claimed, or if it comes back home again.

Wild released for AlterEgoZoe's Leap into the Wild Challenge.

(Over the course of three days, I took 6 CD audiobooks, 18 cassette audiobooks, and 45 other books to the Great Aloha Run Health & Fitness Expo and left them at the end of the table in our booth. At the end of the last day, the only things left were 3 of the cassette audiobooks. Now let's see if I get any journal entries!)

(Larger photo here - after following link, click on image to zoom.)

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