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If you enjoy humor and Christian Satire "Lamb" by Christopher Moore is a great choice. I personally prefer his book "A dirty job" but this one is a close second.

Kadygee 6 June 8
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I got Lamb through interlibrary loan, and I never got around to reading it before I had to return it. 😟 I'll try it again!

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I love his work (and agree about A Dirty Job), but I'm a couple of books behind and need to catch up.

It's an annual Christmas tradition of mine to reread "The Stupidest Angel: A Heartwarming Tale of Christmas Terror."

Lauren Level 8 July 5, 2018

The title alone sent me to Amazon for a copy 😀 I'm looking forward to a new Christmas tradition for myself 🙂

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Have you read his book "Sacre Bleu" ?

@ameliematisse. I haven’t, how was it?

@Kadygee loved it. I actually read it 3 times

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Most of his books are great, but I prefer his vampire series.

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