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Loading... John Dies at the Endby David Wong
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Yeah, it's cool and scary and well written and some of the best monsters to crawl out of another dimension in a long long time, but what I loved the most about this book was that it too starred a red dog. Red dogs rock. ( )Handed to me by a colleague, I read this book in one night. I keep looking at my bookshelf wondering if enough time has passed to justify a re-reading (it's been 2 weeks). I would guess only sick minds like mine would love this book as much as I do. It was recommended by a friend that knows me too well. I stumbled across this novel online through a banner ad on a website, and thought it would just be a 10-page short story of some sort. I ended up reading 3/4 of the book online, then ordering it and finishing it on paperback, due to the fact I simply could not wait another two weeks for him to put up the next section. This book contains every ingredient for a good novel: Decent plot, fun writing style, and amazing characters that you quickly fall in love with. Other than some minor plot holes that are easily excusable (I believe the author made a lot of the story up as he went along, and did a great job at it), it is such a joy to read. Once you open and start reading, you just simply can't stop I love it. no reviews | add a review
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