I think I will pass on this series for now. I just started The Eyre Affair and instantly realized I had already read it. Now I have to decide if I want to read the rest of them. If so, I'd better re-read this one so I know what's going on. What a dilemna.
If it was me, I would definitely NOT reread the Eyre Affair. The only think you really need to know before reading Lost in a Good Book is that Thursday read Jack Schitt into Poe's The Raven.
Oh heck, I just remember the other bad guy in the book, Acheron Hades. If you don't remember what happened to him you may want to give me a call. After that you'll be set to read the next book.
I decided not to read it at all until I read some of the ones I just bought. So now I am reading "Hoot" by Carl Hiasen. It's about a six grade boy who moves to Florida from Montana. It's pretty entertaining if not hilarious as was claimed. It's a Newberry runnerup. I've like most of those that I've read. Maybe I'll get back to Fforde when I catch up on my home reading.
by Kathy Lynn Emerson (read Apr 2006)
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I think I will pass on this series for now. I just started The Eyre Affair and instantly realized I had already read it. Now I have to decide if I want to read the rest of them. If so, I'd better re-read this one so I know what's going on. What a dilemna.
If it was me, I would definitely NOT reread the Eyre Affair. The only think you really need to know before reading Lost in a Good Book is that Thursday read Jack Schitt into Poe's The Raven.
Oh heck, I just remember the other bad guy in the book, Acheron Hades. If you don't remember what happened to him you may want to give me a call.
After that you'll be set to read the next book.
I decided not to read it at all until I read some of the ones I just bought. So now I am reading "Hoot" by Carl Hiasen. It's about a six grade boy who moves to Florida from Montana. It's pretty entertaining if not hilarious as was claimed. It's a Newberry runnerup. I've like most of those that I've read. Maybe I'll get back to Fforde when I catch up on my home reading.
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