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The Eyre Affair (Thursday Next Series #1) - Community Reviews back

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Here There Be Books (BL)
Here There Be Books (BL) rated it 13 years ago
About halfway through and I'm super bored. Putting it down for now.
Nyssa's Reading Life
Nyssa's Reading Life rated it 13 years ago
Did not get good after 100 pages, so I decided I was done. No thanks.
Kyndal's Book Blog
Kyndal's Book Blog rated it 14 years ago
Very clever book and entertaining. Better make sure you are up to speed on Jane Eyre before you read it. I had just seen the movie which helped since I haven't read Jane Eyre in about 15 years.
Leanne the Librarian
Leanne the Librarian rated it 14 years ago
Couldn't get into it at all...boring.
Sharon E. Cathcart
Sharon E. Cathcart rated it 16 years ago
Jasper Fforde's "The Eyre Affair" is one of the most clever novels I have ever had the pleasure to read. Like Terry Pratchett, the better read one is, the more amusing they will find the book.Protagonist Thursday Next is a LiteraTec agent -- her job is protect original manuscripts and prevent forg...
Reflections
Reflections rated it 17 years ago
Really funny time travel/alternate reality book. In person Fford is like a stand-up comic.
Book Candy
Book Candy rated it 17 years ago
Solid Sci-Fi/Fantasy Drama book. This author is pretty darn good. Brings a great fantasy (on the brink of being realistic) story to life. The whole series has been very popular and with good reason. The first mystery books that I have read and can give good credit for the original themes and plots. ...
inconceivably
inconceivably rated it 17 years ago
hmm. I'm not sure what all the fuss is about, but the book isn't bad. I plan on reading on to at least the next one.
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