reading (The Stupidest Angel)
Nov. 26th, 2011 08:00 pm![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
eorI finished Christopher Moor's "The Stupidest Angel" yesterday. If you've read any Christopher Moore, you should be expecting zany and this certainly is.
The characters are just kind of thrown together. It's kind of the deal, like a 70's Christmas special with people from different TV shows. So where there is usually a zany driving plot, in this book the plot wanders along not really knowing where to go. The story timeline is short, but I never felt swept away by events as I usually do in Moore's books.
This is a fun read and there were lots of good lines. The plot feels a bit clunky compared to Moore's other works, but even so, it's a good time.
47. Christopher Moore "The Stupidest Angel"
The characters are just kind of thrown together. It's kind of the deal, like a 70's Christmas special with people from different TV shows. So where there is usually a zany driving plot, in this book the plot wanders along not really knowing where to go. The story timeline is short, but I never felt swept away by events as I usually do in Moore's books.
This is a fun read and there were lots of good lines. The plot feels a bit clunky compared to Moore's other works, but even so, it's a good time.
47. Christopher Moore "The Stupidest Angel"
