Lost in a Good Book
3 journalers for this copy...
Journal Entry 1 by bookfrogster from Edinburgh, Scotland United Kingdom on Saturday, September 20, 2008
The thing I enjoy most about the Thursday Next books are all the puns, no matter how cheesy. I don't always know quite what is going on because of all the jumping about in time and fiction, but somehow it doesn't matter.
Journal Entry 2 by bookfrogster at Edinburgh, Scotland United Kingdom on Wednesday, January 21, 2009
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Off it goes in the post to ciloma as bit of "brighten up a cold grey January" rabckery. Happy reading!
Off it goes in the post to ciloma as bit of "brighten up a cold grey January" rabckery. Happy reading!
Received this one in the mail. THANX!!
What an odd (and fun) book. I found myself wishing I was more intimate with "the classics" because several of them are visited in this book. At first I wasn't sure I was willing to read it - it took me a while (like the first third of the book) to become enamored with the story. Once I dropped my stodginess and embraced the book it was much fun. Now it is off to cheer "HennaGoddess" in New Hampshire and to enjoy some more cold weather.
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On its way to hennagoddess
On its way to hennagoddess
Thank you, thank you, thank you, ciloma, for sending this along to me! I am really looking forward to reading this series.
I actually read this at the end of September but totally forgot to journal it. I'm really enjoying the Thursday Next series so far, and I just started the third book in the series. I'm planning to hold on to this at least until I finish the series (when reading a series, I like to have the ability to go back to the earlier books and read bits if I forget something.) After I'm done, I'll probably pass it along.
