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Abandoned. Dreary, and then I realised it was quite long and couldn't bear any more of it.

Can't get my head around the constant reference to frost and cold in Adelaide at Christmas. My geography must be worse than I thought as I always thought that it was summer there at Christmas time. The first few chapters passed some time in the hairdressers but it's too annoying to carry on with.

My goodness this is a slow book with so much repetition I think I am about to give up on it. Started off really interesting but very little has happened now for chapter after chapter. Meet for coffee, worry a bit, work, worry a bit,meet for coffee.....yawn

Interesting but as I have found that I have stopped picking it up and reading a bit I am moving it to my abandoned shelf for now

A new to me author and I think I will read the series.

Fluffy freebie

I will finish this one day but for now I am retiring it to my abandoned shelf

Loving this. I can see that I shall devour the entire series.

I can't say I like the way the narrator uses a squeaky voice for the female characters.

I was a little startled to be informed that this was 666 on my to read list but I am pretty sure there will be nothing of the devil in this book.

stitching to this over Christmas

I didn't expect to like this but it is very enjoyable to stitch to.

I've started so I'll finish

Makes me want to read the Find Outer books again.

Eeeh, those Boffins, what scamps.

Book 4 chapter 12,quite hard to understand the reader's soft voice and accent.Alan Chant stepped in on the next, all is revealed, chapter.

I suddenly realised that if you flick the pages the little sheep in the corner of each page gambols.

Loving this so far.

Alan Chant is one of the best readers. Each time a new chapter starts I hold my breath and hope it's him and not a certain lady.

Book four chapter 3. Listening to this as a Librivox recording.I thought I was near the end but I see ther'e at least 14 more chapters yet.