Continuing on my , what seems to be a theme this week of books that have made me laugh out loud, here is another that in my opinion will have you smiling and chuckling as you turn the pages; not only is this book extremely entertaining, at the end the reader is definitely left wanting more.

The Author did an outstanding job of developing all of the characters in this book equally. Each is given a distinct and unique personality which really adds, not only to the likability of these characters but to the storyline as a whole. Humour is most definitely one of the keystones of this book, and the comedy in it will appeal to readers in their teen years as well as the ‘adult’ readers out there. For adult readers, if they can get past the ‘requirement’ that they act like an adult at all times, they will find the fart jokes just as funny as they did in their earlier years. If you are an adult reader that refuses to find any humour at all in such things, then I strongly suggest you do not even pick this book up, never mind open the cover.

The Author writes in a style that has the reader totally consumed in this book from the opening line, and continues to keep them hooked to the last page through a combination of characters, plot and very witty dialogue. I look forward to reading future books in this series, and enjoying some more laughs as I follow the exploits that it is sure to contain.

I would recommend this book to lovers of the magic and mystical genre, plus those who see themselves as having sense of humour at all.


Originally reviewed on: http://catesbooknuthut.com/2014/01/16/review-easy-a-ballistic-incantations-1-cha...



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Continuing on my , what seems to be a theme this week of books that have made me laugh out loud, here is another that in my opinion will have you smiling and chuckling as you turn the pages; not only is this book extremely entertaining, at the end the reader is definitely left wanting more.

The Author did an outstanding job of developing all of the characters in this book equally. Each is given a distinct and unique personality which really adds, not only to the likability of these characters but to the storyline as a whole. Humour is most definitely one of the keystones of this book, and the comedy in it will appeal to readers in their teen years as well as the ‘adult’ readers out there. For adult readers, if they can get past the ‘requirement’ that they act like an adult at all times, they will find the fart jokes just as funny as they did in their earlier years. If you are an adult reader that refuses to find any humour at all in such things, then I strongly suggest you do not even pick this book up, never mind open the cover.

The Author writes in a style that has the reader totally consumed in this book from the opening line, and continues to keep them hooked to the last page through a combination of characters, plot and very witty dialogue. I look forward to reading future books in this series, and enjoying some more laughs as I follow the exploits that it is sure to contain.

I would recommend this book to lovers of the magic and mystical genre, plus those who see themselves as having sense of humour at all.


Originally reviewed on: http://catesbooknuthut.com/2014/01/16/review-easy-a-ballistic-incantations-1-cha...



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Continuing on my , what seems to be a theme this week of books that have made me laugh out loud, here is another that in my opinion will have you smiling and chuckling as you turn the pages; not only is this book extremely entertaining, at the end the reader is definitely left wanting more.

The Author did an outstanding job of developing all of the characters in this book equally. Each is given a distinct and unique personality which really adds, not only to the likability of these characters but to the storyline as a whole. Humour is most definitely one of the keystones of this book, and the comedy in it will appeal to readers in their teen years as well as the ‘adult’ readers out there. For adult readers, if they can get past the ‘requirement’ that they act like an adult at all times, they will find the fart jokes just as funny as they did in their earlier years. If you are an adult reader that refuses to find any humour at all in such things, then I strongly suggest you do not even pick this book up, never mind open the cover.

The Author writes in a style that has the reader totally consumed in this book from the opening line, and continues to keep them hooked to the last page through a combination of characters, plot and very witty dialogue. I look forward to reading future books in this series, and enjoying some more laughs as I follow the exploits that it is sure to contain.

I would recommend this book to lovers of the magic and mystical genre, plus those who see themselves as having sense of humour at all.


Originally reviewed on: http://catesbooknuthut.com/2014/01/16/review-easy-a-ballistic-incantations-1-cha...



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