Simon ,'Objects In Space'
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I didn't pick it up cause of the Terry Pratchett thing cause I tried to read Pyramids and one of the witches books and couldn't get into it.
I couldn't really get into Pratchett either but I loved Good Omens, fwiw.
Have you read the Sandman? Not a novel, obviously, but a very good story nonetheless.
I couldn't really get into Pratchett either but I loved Good Omens, fwiw.
Ditto.
Have you read the Sandman?
I've not. I think Joe has it. Somewhere.
I've not. I think Joe has it. Somewhere.
Or maybe Neverwhere.
I've not. I think Joe has it. Somewhere
If Joe doesn't have it, tell him I'm revoking his ComicGeek card this instant.
I think you would like Coraline and Good Omens a lot.
I have Stardust, which I think you would like. My Coraline is at school. Em would adore The Day I Swapped My Dad for Two Goldfish. I have Sandman, if Joe is missing any. Although, I'm not sure I'd recommend it for you. I also have Good Omens, Mr Punch, and 1602 (Oh! You should read 1602! It's Marvel Superheroes in Elizabethan England and the colonies.). I am currently reading Neverwhere, but would gladly lend it to you when I finish.
Ummm...not that I'm a Gaiman fangirl or anything.
Yeah, I think Aimee would like Stardust, and much of Gaiman. Don't think she would like Neverwhere. Just an impression.
I could see it going either way. I'm a bad test subject, as I saw the BBC first.
Joe had some Sandman. He also has Neverwhere. And Good Omens.
We just need to find them all.
Or go to the bleeding library.
I love Neverwhere, but I think it helps if you're a big London geek.