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Ana T analabate — Lost in a Good Book is hard to describe. It’s the second in a series by Jasper Fforde about an alternate universe where the main character, Thursday Next (yes, that is her real name) can read herself into her favorite book. How cool is that? Haven’t you ever wanted to be a part of your favorite book? So there are lots of allusions to classic literature, but there’s a lot of science too. It’s probably mostly technobabble - and I wouldn’t really know, as I am and always will be a Humanities Major - because there’s time travel and shifting dimensions and things like that, but there’s also entropy and I know enough to know that that’s actual science. Anyway, the best comparison I can make is to the music of PDQ Bach. PDQ Bach CDs are parodies of the classical music genre, poking fun at everything from Copland to Tchaikovsky to medieval madrigals. The Thursday Next series has all kinds of allusions to great literature. And with both of them, I always get the feeling that I’m missing some of the really good jokes, because I just don’t know enough about classical music or classic literature. That being said, the book is quite good, and I’d recommend it to just about everybody that likes reading and literature. Yes, even my mother. Just be sure to read The Eyre Affair first, as it is the first in the series.

Mitis Mitis mitis — NOT MY KIND OF HERO I like this author's writing style and enjoyed her book 'Saving Nathaniel', but this one wasn't for me. I kept waiting for the MC, Brian, to grow and mature over the course of the story, but he never did. The ending was strange, too, and it was largely unsatisfying. Only for her writing style and some good laughs here and there, I give Ward two stars.