A sad story for everyone involved. I didn’t like that the story seemed to abandon some of the characters. It just had no joy.

Second book in this series was funnier than the first. Can’t wait to continue Carl, Princess Donut’s and Mongos adventure.

I appreciated the chapters being told from different POVs because our narrator was so self absorbed and self destructive that I needed a break from him. I think I enjoyed some of the stories within the story more than our narrators story. I wouldn’t say this is a must read as most reviews and book lists make it out to be.

The writing is addictive, sharp, and relentless. THE TWISTS that you will NEVER see them coming. What truly surprised me is how mature and emotionally impactful this book feels. Beneath the chaos and madness, there’s something genuinely moving here, layered with anger, vulnerability, and deliciously dark humour

Wholesome cozy fantasy novel. Younger Viv is left behind in a small town to recover from an injury, makes some friends, a little bit of romance, a little bit of action and there's a bookshop.

A deep of Britishness, its canny humor's quirky-quaint. It was like reading The Hitchhiker’s Guide for the first time. It was witty and fast-paced and had so many brilliant things to say about society and religion.

Chef’s kiss

This book was interesting for the plot, which involves trying to recreate a wooly mammoth by gene splicing with an elephant and old mammoth DNA. I didn't care about the mother and two daughter characters, so that keeps it from being five stars, but overall a pretty fun read.

I really enjoyed this but it seemed to drag on a bit at times. I enjoyed it but might not read it a second time.

Such a fun story! I really enjoyed this whole series but this first book was the best out of them all. Love TJ Klune!