Reviews and Comments

Of course this was fun. It's Christopher Moore.

This book has a novel inside a novel and then... there's a novel inside the novel that is inside the novel!

I don't really know if that's a good thing. I was not very interested in the third level down. I cared about the characters in the main novel. Maybe it was deliberate that I wouldn't care so much the further levels down.

The main novel characters know each other from the Staples they work at. That was definitely fun.

And I'm happy to report that this book was in my big pile of books to read and now I can put it in one of the nearby little free libraries.

This was fun. Reminiscent of Neal Stephenson.

No talking cats or mice, but people bonded with animals. If there's a sequel, we can hope someone to bond with a cat or a rodent.

This is a great fantasy series.

And so far, all the books end properly, so if you can't read the next book right away, it's all right. I mean, you will want to read the next one because you'll want to spend more time with some of the characters, but it will be okay if you have to wait a while.

This was interesting for a while but then I just wanted it to be over with and to find out what had happened.

Coupland ends the book by telling you what happened to everyone, breaking the writing rule of "don't tell, show".

It wasn't very engaging, but since I'd reached the point where I wanted it to be over, I was okay with it.

This is a great fantasy series.

And so far, all the books end properly, so if you can't read the next book right away, it's all right. I mean, you will want to read the next one because you'll want to spend more time with some of the characters, but it will be okay if you have to wait a while.

I was happy to see that on this, Jack Reacher doesn't get sucked into a murderous plot because he's in the wrong place at the wrong time. Instead, it's because someone went looking for him.

And Jack Reacher is one big and tough guy. I cannot understand how they have Tom Cruise playing him in movies.

The Bobiverse trilogy comes to a satisfactory end with this volume.

This is not cutting edge science fiction, but it was fun.

Kind of a weird story.

But it made me want to eat sourdough bread. And I am not a bread guy.

This one carries on in Alt Coulomb with most of the characters from Three Parts Dead.

Very pleasing.

This book has a novel inside a novel and then... there's a novel inside the novel that is inside the novel!

I don't really know if that's a good thing. I was not very interested in the third level down. I cared about the characters in the main novel. Maybe it was deliberate that I wouldn't care so much the further levels down.

The main novel characters know each other from the Staples they work at. That was definitely fun.

And I'm happy to report that this book was in my big pile of books to read and now I can put it in one of the nearby little free libraries.

The Bobiverse trilogy comes to a satisfactory end with this volume.

This is not cutting edge science fiction, but it was fun.

The only problem with this excellent piece of space opera is that it is only just over a hundred pages. I'd really like to read more about where this goes.

The only problem with this excellent piece of space opera is that it is only just over a hundred pages. I'd really like to read more about where this goes.

Only 4 stars instead of 5, because, this guy might not be the worst person ever, but he's really not a good guy and how much time do you want to spend around a guy like this?

On the other hand, I read the whole book and lately, I'm stopping a lot after a couple of chapters or even half way and I did want to find out how this story ended.