The Amazing Maurice and his Educated Rodents is the first Terry Pratchett book I’ve read in quite a while. It’s a kids’ book but since with Pratchett they all could be kids books, the main indicator is length. It’s a short one dealing with rats and Pied Piper stories and actually thinking instead of just using your instincts (even though they would be much easier to deal with). It was a good little story including the girl who thought of herself as being in a story and kept having to be reminded that life isn’t like a story, until it was. Thank you Steve, for the birthday present.
The Dubious Monk
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My memory of that book involves reading it while my dad drove into a ditch, and how I didn’t look up until I realised we didn’t make the corner, and were in fact in the ditch. then I stopped reading. Surprisingly, I don’t actually remember much about the book itself.
I’m also employed now. Which makes the days go by faster, and I still have a bit of time for reading, here and there.
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Great concept for your blog. Enjoyed the reviews. Thanks for checking mine out as well!