Lost in a Good Book (Thursday Next Novels)
by Jasper Fforde | Literature & Fiction | This book has not been rated.
ISBN: 0142004030 Global Overview for this book
ISBN: 0142004030 Global Overview for this book
Registered by lit-fandango of Whiting, New Jersey USA on 8/21/2006
This book is in a Controlled Release!
This book is in a Controlled Release!
1 journaler for this copy...
This isn’t just an ordinary book--it’s a traveling book!
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Another adventure of the fearless literary detective Thursday Nest, by the author of The Eyre Affair...
"Post-modern complexity and mind-bending silliness...[Fforde] encourages disbelief at every turn, while his plot comes back again and again in wild and increasingly inventive ways to the image of Thursday finding yet another fantastical means of entering a work of classic literature and getting lost in it. Which for the reader, somehow, is an immensely enjoyable, almost compulsive experience" (Bruno Maddox, The New York Times Book Review).
I can't wait to read this series!
Bookcrossing is making the whole world a library and you can be part of it by "READING AND RELEASING" this book. If you will, journal this book to say how it came into your hands. Then, after you've read the book, journal again to let us know what you thought of it, and tell us where you're leaving it for the next person to find. Then they can "READ and RELEASE" too!
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Another adventure of the fearless literary detective Thursday Nest, by the author of The Eyre Affair...
"Post-modern complexity and mind-bending silliness...[Fforde] encourages disbelief at every turn, while his plot comes back again and again in wild and increasingly inventive ways to the image of Thursday finding yet another fantastical means of entering a work of classic literature and getting lost in it. Which for the reader, somehow, is an immensely enjoyable, almost compulsive experience" (Bruno Maddox, The New York Times Book Review).
I can't wait to read this series!
I love these Thursday Next novels. This is one of several books I donated to American Recreational Military Services (ARMS), to be passed on to our troops.
