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dolorosa_12) wrote2019-03-13 07:07 am
dolorosa_12) wrote2019-03-13 07:07 am
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Thirty Day Book Meme Day 13: Makes me laugh
It seemed appropriate that today's answer by Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. I can still remember the first time I read it — I started reading it in a cafe, and eventually had to leave the cafe because I couldn't prevent myself from laughing out loud. I'm awaiting the upcoming adaptation with a mixture of anticipation and trepidation.
14. An old favorite.
15. Favorite fictional father.
16. Can't believe more people haven't read.
17. Future classic.
18. Bought on a recommendation.
19. Still can't stop talking about it.
20. Favorite cover.
21. Summer read.
22. Out of print.
23. Made to read at school.
24. Hooked me into reading.
25. Never finished it.
26. Should have sold more copies.
27. Want to be one of the characters.
28. Bought at my fave independent bookshop.
29. The one I have reread most often.
30. Would save if my house burned down.
It seemed appropriate that today's answer by Good Omens by Terry Pratchett and Neil Gaiman. I can still remember the first time I read it — I started reading it in a cafe, and eventually had to leave the cafe because I couldn't prevent myself from laughing out loud. I'm awaiting the upcoming adaptation with a mixture of anticipation and trepidation.
14. An old favorite.
15. Favorite fictional father.
16. Can't believe more people haven't read.
17. Future classic.
18. Bought on a recommendation.
19. Still can't stop talking about it.
20. Favorite cover.
21. Summer read.
22. Out of print.
23. Made to read at school.
24. Hooked me into reading.
25. Never finished it.
26. Should have sold more copies.
27. Want to be one of the characters.
28. Bought at my fave independent bookshop.
29. The one I have reread most often.
30. Would save if my house burned down.
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