Florence of Arabia: A Novel32 reviews Christopher Buckley Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2005 Superb Satire! + C. Buckley does It Again + A fun, funny read! + Funny and controversial + Wickedly funny             Snuff97 reviews Chuck Palahniuk Doubleday, 2008 Not as good as his other books I hate to be mean to authors because they're giving it their best (or at least I hope so), but this book made me feel like Palahniuk is just writing because it's his job. It wasn't a gripping tale like Fight Club or even Diary, and it was only 180 pages so it's only entertaining for a day. He ...             Three Bags Full: A Sheep Detective Story32 reviews Leonie Swann Flying Dolphin Press, 2008 A good, fun read + sheep detectives + Talking Sheep + . . . in the field with a spade.             Watership Down: A Novel951 reviews Richard Adams Scribner, 2005 The best of the hardcover editions + A Classis Adventure Story + Yes , Rabbits! + Watership Down + Not for young children, but teenagers and adults will enjoy it.             Vamped: A Novel31 reviews David Sosnowski Downtown Press, 2005 wonderful + Overall a great read...I just hated the ending. + Great start, horrible ending. (Spoilers... kind of) + A delight to read             Soon I Will be Invincible (Vintage)99 reviews Austin Grossman Vintage, 2008 Loved This Book + Great fun! + Very, Very Fun + Couldn't put it down             The Undead Kama Sutra8 reviews Mario Acevedo Eos, 2008 Another fun romp with vampires, sexual inuendo, and pleanty of humor + Great Fun + Acceptable reading Acevedo has an interesting "take" on modern day vampirism. This story is no exception. I found that this story had enough references to previous happenings that it would not be fully required to read the other stories first. Might as well read them though as they are also highly entertaining. ...             Bad Monkeys: A Novel (P.S.)55 reviews Matt Ruff Harper Perennial, 2008 Solid Read + Excellent Read + plausibly undeniable + Very compelling read             The Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove111 reviews Christopher Moore Harper Paperbacks, 2004 ... dies laughing. + Randomness supreme + You did WHAT with the weedwhacker? If you've read Chris Moore, you know you'll be laughing from the first page on. If you haven't read his books before, get ready. He's got to be the funniest fiction writer to come along in at least 30 years!             Severance Package31 reviews Duane Swierczynski St. Martin's Minotaur, 2008 As sudden as a blood soaked Pink Slip + What a ride! + A "Kill Bill" sensibililty Brutal. Violent. Relentless. Fun. This could be easily be a four-word review, as these particular words go a long way in preparing you for Bill Swierczynski third novel, out on the heels of The Blonde. Severance Package does a wonderful job of combining corporate office politics and the deadly ...             The Picture of Dorian Gray (Oxford World's Classics)260 reviews Oscar Wilde Oxford University Press, USA, 1998 The books that the world calls immoral are books that show the world its own shame + "Every portrait that is painted with feeling is a portrait of the artist, not of the sitter"-Oscar Wilde + Further reading Wilde sees the world more clearly than any writer of fiction in the last century. It is for that reason that his work is so filled with countless paradoxes and contradictions that challenge the mind and titillate the senses. Wilde lived in an infinitely ironic age, when society had grown so ...             The Mirror of Her Dreams92 reviews Stephen R. Donaldson Del Rey, 2003 Not a Disapointer!! + Another Much Needed Original Contribution to Fantasy By Donaldson + Great reading + You'll never look at mirrors the same way again.             Island of the Sequined Love Nun136 reviews Christopher Moore Harper Paperbacks, 2004 Christopher Moore + Highly enjoyable, but not his best + Pure Christopher Moore! + Moore is always a refreshingly original read + This book is wicked funny!             The Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove111 reviews Christopher Moore Harper Paperbacks, 2004 ... dies laughing. + Randomness supreme + You did WHAT with the weedwhacker? If you've read Chris Moore, you know you'll be laughing from the first page on. If you haven't read his books before, get ready. He's got to be the funniest fiction writer to come along in at least 30 years!             The Picture of Dorian Gray (Oxford World's Classics)260 reviews Oscar Wilde Oxford University Press, USA, 1998 The books that the world calls immoral are books that show the world its own shame + "Every portrait that is painted with feeling is a portrait of the artist, not of the sitter"-Oscar Wilde + Further reading Wilde sees the world more clearly than any writer of fiction in the last century. It is for that reason that his work is so filled with countless paradoxes and contradictions that challenge the mind and titillate the senses. Wilde lived in an infinitely ironic age, when society had grown so ...             The Mirror of Her Dreams92 reviews Stephen R. Donaldson Del Rey, 2003 Not a Disapointer!! + Another Much Needed Original Contribution to Fantasy By Donaldson + Great reading + You'll never look at mirrors the same way again.             Three Bags Full: A Sheep Detective Story32 reviews Leonie Swann Flying Dolphin Press, 2008 A good, fun read + sheep detectives + Talking Sheep + . . . in the field with a spade.             Snuff97 reviews Chuck Palahniuk Doubleday, 2008 Not as good as his other books I hate to be mean to authors because they're giving it their best (or at least I hope so), but this book made me feel like Palahniuk is just writing because it's his job. It wasn't a gripping tale like Fight Club or even Diary, and it was only 180 pages so it's only entertaining for a day. He ...             Florence of Arabia: A Novel32 reviews Christopher Buckley Random House Trade Paperbacks, 2005 Superb Satire! + C. Buckley does It Again + A fun, funny read! + Funny and controversial + Wickedly funny             Island of the Sequined Love Nun136 reviews Christopher Moore Harper Paperbacks, 2004 Christopher Moore + Highly enjoyable, but not his best + Pure Christopher Moore! + Moore is always a refreshingly original read + This book is wicked funny!