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3.79 AVERAGE
The way i normally rate a book i just read, this one would get 3-3,5 stars but I find it more improved than the first one (mostly because there are better stories to me). Also, i was very happy to find a story from the Book Fare in Sofia, Bulgaria (one of my favourite events of the year). That's why i'll rate it 4 stars. Keep up the good work at the bookshop and continue gathering weird stories to share with the world!
CUSTOMER: Do you have any books signed by authors who are likely to die very soon? I’d like to make an investment.
CUSTOMER (holding up a book): What’s this? The Secret Garden? Well, it’s not so secret now, is it, since they bloody well wrote a book about it!
CUSTOMER (picking up a copy of Little Women): Is this a book about really short people?
CUSTOMER: I really don’t like the planet today – can you recommend a book set far, far away?
CUSTOMER (to her friend): I only like books that I can really believe happened, you know? Like Twilight.
CUSTOMER: Where are your books on war?
BOOKSELLER: They’ll be in with history. Our history section is split up into British History, European History, American History and World History. Which war are you looking for, specifically?
CUSTOMER: I want a history of the ongoing war between werewolves and vampires.
BOOKSELLER: …
CUSTOMER: Where would I find that?
CUSTOMER (holding up a book): What’s this? The Secret Garden? Well, it’s not so secret now, is it, since they bloody well wrote a book about it!
CUSTOMER (picking up a copy of Little Women): Is this a book about really short people?
CUSTOMER: I really don’t like the planet today – can you recommend a book set far, far away?
CUSTOMER (to her friend): I only like books that I can really believe happened, you know? Like Twilight.
CUSTOMER: Where are your books on war?
BOOKSELLER: They’ll be in with history. Our history section is split up into British History, European History, American History and World History. Which war are you looking for, specifically?
CUSTOMER: I want a history of the ongoing war between werewolves and vampires.
BOOKSELLER: …
CUSTOMER: Where would I find that?
I really enjoyed this book! It was a quick read before work and I was left giggling to myself in the food court!
funny
lighthearted
fast-paced
3.5
Still as fun as the first book but didn't have as many laugh out loud moments for me.
Holiday BookTubeAThon Read #4
Still as fun as the first book but didn't have as many laugh out loud moments for me.
Holiday BookTubeAThon Read #4
I always enjoy these books, they are light easy to read and make me laugh
I liked the first one a bit better but this was still pretty funny.
I also think I saw one or two of the same entires in the last book....
I also think I saw one or two of the same entires in the last book....
** Books 247 - 2015 **
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3,2 of 5 stars!
It So many absurd question from the bookshop customer hahhaa and it similar with the first book [b:Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops|12640991|Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops |Jen Campbell|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1316310022s/12640991.jpg|17752173] these are the most hillarious one for me :
BOOKSELLER: Hi. Can I help you find anything?
CUSTOMER: Yes. This is your history section, right?
BOOKSELLER: Yep
CUSTOMER: I can see you've got books on World War I and World War II
BOOKSELLER: Yes, We do
CUSTOMER: But I can't find any books on World War III. Where are those?
WOMAN (holding a copy of a Weight Watchers book in one hand, and The Hunger Games in the other): Which of these dieting books would you recommend most?
CUSTOMER: You kow, I eat every book I read
BOOKSELLER:...Excuse me?
CUSTOMER: I like to feel as though the book's really part of me. So, when i've finished, I rip the pages up and put them in my food.
BOOKSELLER: What about the books you'veread but don't like?
CUSTOMER: Well, obviously I don't eat those
BOOKSELLER: Oh, yes. obviously. (pause) What food goes best with paper
CUSTOMER: Stew, mostly
BOOKSELLER: I see
CUSTOMER: And apple pie. That's good, too. But you must never make books into milkshakes. I tried that once and it was not nice at all.
BOOKSELLER: ...I'll bear that in mind
CUSTOMER: Do you have Harry Potter and the prisoner of Abracadabra?
LITTLE GIRL: Mommy, I could stay in here all day!
Mother: I don't know why you read;it'll never get you anywhere
CUSTOMER: Do you have Harry Potter book seven part two?
BOOKSELLER: Book seven, The Deathly Hallows, is just one volume.
CUSTOMER: But the movie has two pats, so there must be a second book! They don't just make movies from nothing!
and so on more absurd and hillarious what customer asking about in the bookshops and book signing's events hahaha.. :)
This books to accomplish Yuk Baca Buku Non Fiksi 2015
3,2 of 5 stars!
It So many absurd question from the bookshop customer hahhaa and it similar with the first book [b:Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops|12640991|Weird Things Customers Say in Bookshops |Jen Campbell|https://d.gr-assets.com/books/1316310022s/12640991.jpg|17752173] these are the most hillarious one for me :
BOOKSELLER: Hi. Can I help you find anything?
CUSTOMER: Yes. This is your history section, right?
BOOKSELLER: Yep
CUSTOMER: I can see you've got books on World War I and World War II
BOOKSELLER: Yes, We do
CUSTOMER: But I can't find any books on World War III. Where are those?
WOMAN (holding a copy of a Weight Watchers book in one hand, and The Hunger Games in the other): Which of these dieting books would you recommend most?
CUSTOMER: You kow, I eat every book I read
BOOKSELLER:...Excuse me?
CUSTOMER: I like to feel as though the book's really part of me. So, when i've finished, I rip the pages up and put them in my food.
BOOKSELLER: What about the books you'veread but don't like?
CUSTOMER: Well, obviously I don't eat those
BOOKSELLER: Oh, yes. obviously. (pause) What food goes best with paper
CUSTOMER: Stew, mostly
BOOKSELLER: I see
CUSTOMER: And apple pie. That's good, too. But you must never make books into milkshakes. I tried that once and it was not nice at all.
BOOKSELLER: ...I'll bear that in mind
CUSTOMER: Do you have Harry Potter and the prisoner of Abracadabra?
LITTLE GIRL: Mommy, I could stay in here all day!
Mother: I don't know why you read;it'll never get you anywhere
CUSTOMER: Do you have Harry Potter book seven part two?
BOOKSELLER: Book seven, The Deathly Hallows, is just one volume.
CUSTOMER: But the movie has two pats, so there must be a second book! They don't just make movies from nothing!
and so on more absurd and hillarious what customer asking about in the bookshops and book signing's events hahaha.. :)