I'll agree with Mark and say that this isn't the strongest in the series, but good fun nonetheless. Jasper Fforde plays well with literary devices, often using them to describe themselves as they appear in the story.
Ms. Margie
Dull, uninspired writing about things no one cares about. Stephanie Meyer could write better crap. Fortunately, I don't have cats, so I'll never write about them.
I'll agree with Mark and say that this isn't the strongest in the series, but good fun nonetheless. Jasper Fforde plays well with literary devices, often using them to describe themselves as they appear in the story.
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