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Wonderful intro - funny, edgy etc. Good to be back in the Bunnyverse!

I do like the humour (often between Eden and Finn) that Shaw manages to work in

Krueger is such a good writer

"We shouldn't let our likes and dislikes cause inner harm to ourselves"

"Don't draw a boundary around the boundless"

Thimble's back story - lovely 😊

I do love Zyll as a character 😂

OK, let's call it very funny 😂

This is pretty funny though of course that might just be my sense of humour 😀

Damn... 😱

One of those books that is far easier to keep reading than to put down!!

I'd forgotten how much I enjoyed Dinios in the previous book as well as the general setting 😀

When even your sword doesn't remember who you are....

Yay - Christmas came a little bit early!!

I'd stick my neck out and say that's 30 minutes of some of Herron's best dialogue to me. First Lamb to Diana and then Lamb and Catherine.

"It doesn't do to get too found of them, spooks or cats, they don't last as long as you think"

"The mad shit never works Diana, that's why it's called the mad shit"...

Parts are exceptionally good - others maybe less so

Some parts of the writing here are just so good

I really like the idea of a book missing (and never published) from the OBs collection...

A while since I read the last book and simply the part "introducing" the building is so good 😀 - it's something you miss in the TV series. Not a fan of the narrator so far.

Entertaining however so far I probably prefer the Greatcoats series. Good narrator

Fascinating read so far. I didn't realise how interesting wolves are nor about the interactions between humans and wolves.

The interaction between Ree and Jivani lifts this well past a quite light action read - really rather enjoying it 😀

Entertaining and becoming more so 😀

"Can you imagine how your life would be if you couldn't talk?"

"Can you imagine how your life would be if you couldn't talk?"

"True compassion is not about bruising the other person's self-respect"

A couple more, 1 I'd heard as a podcast and is good. The other, Paint by Numbers, was completely new to me and entertainingly "strange"!!

Two further stories that have been podcasts - both decent with my favourite def being the Owl and the Pussycat... 😂

Love and death in a time of planned engineering works is one of my favourite CK stories!! I read it some time ago in a previous short story book and also heard it on a podcast (my preferred version). It's a story that shows how talented the author actually is for me

As good as I was hoping it would be so far!