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Tony Diaz _dap — This series has grown on me. It's a great series for boys who like adventure stories. I think I'll finish the series. I believe we're up to 9? I have a few books left, then!

Lucas Faria modafocka82a9 — As I read the first chapters I felt this was more of a book for young adults but when I got about halfway into the book the writing changed like the author had maybe set this aside and came back to it later on and the writing felt more adult like, more along the lines of say Stephen King's horror. Because of that I was unable to put it down once I got that far into it. Suicide and/or rape and the mess it leaves behind with the survivors/victims...or the horror and insanity of it all? You be the judge and read this and maybe you decide who's next! Can YOU survive the insanity of it?

Barbara Ripamonti _aiba30aba1 — If you've read Paddington, these books will really surprise you. Michael Bond, the author of the wildly successful Paddington series write a series that's definitely for grown-ups, although it still has some of the same kind of physical comedy that's so funny in Paddington. M. Pamplemousse (grapefruit) takes his dog Pommes Frites (french fries) to French restaurants to critique the food. But somehow, wherever he goes, there's a mystery to be solved. For me, finding these books was as pleasurable as finding the essays, satires, and plays of A. A. Milne. I wouldn't say that Bond is on the level of Milne as a writer, but I did enjoy these stories.