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I'm pretty sure this book is quite literally one of the best in the world.

This is an enormously fun book.

Well, the world has been bereft of my book reviews for long enough (179 days or something like that). Accordingly, here am I to once again supply them and to forthwith place new structure* into my Goodreads shelves, ratings, and possibly even reviews.

There. That's what we in the profession call an Announcement.

* Structure meaning "structure."**
** Kindly note the scare quotes.

Although epistolary novels irk me quite a bit, I'm finding good ol' Dracula to be rather enjoyable.

^_^

Oh, good. It looks like I'm finally reading this. It's really good, too!

Admittedly, that chapter was far too long for my tastes. Short chapters encourage progression, that's what I always say.

And the funny thing is: I meant to be reading something else.

You know, this is really pretty alright.

I am already convinced that this is one of those books that are very much worth reading.

The chapters are about as long as the Nile, but the narration of the battle scene at the start is so excellent that I can't really complain about this.

Yep. This is definitely a book by its author. I hope I like it — I'm not sure I'm altogether too keen on books that involve plagues.

This is actually an exceedingly good book. Rather first-rate, if you ask me.

I was going to not read any more Redwall at this time, but I couldn't exactly not read Rakkety Tam…

Not bad at all, y'know.

Fairly alright so far.

This is really most entertaining.

A brilliant invention, indeed.

Redwall was really just a brilliant invention, y'know.

Any person in their right mind just has to enjoy this, unless if said person in said state doesn't do so.

Quite enjoyable, actually.

I may have said this before, but this is really a very fine book.

I am very much correct when I say that this is a very fine book.

Been a while since I read this, y'know. And I never proceeded to read installments further along in the series than the first book, so I bethought that I should strive to reprise the reading of the selfsame series.

Top-hole, this book.

Pretty good reference, this.

Isn't that just the way of things.