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3.38 AVERAGE
3.38 AVERAGE
Debra Anastasia does not follow the rules. I adore that about her. How can I get through not just one book filled with disgusting bodily functions humor and awkwardness, but two? I admit it's not normally my thing, but this book had me laughing until I had tears in my eyes. That's not enough to keep me reading, though. Under the potty jokes the story is about people, some of whom are disgusting and awkward. But they're people trying to figure out themselves and relationships, both friendly and romantic. It's about being real, or learning to be real, and figuring out what is important. I got all that from a book filled with fart and penis jokes? You bet.
Debra's done it again. Brought back all the ridiculousness of Dove, Duke, Johnson and the gang, and I loved every minute of it. If you like to laugh out loud, this is the book for you! Duke is my sausage scented hero.
This is the sequel to Fire Down Below and is filled with more crazy off the wall poop, vagina, penis, and vulgar humor. If you cannot or do not get that type of laugh out loud humor this probably is not the book for you. I really like this part, I was left with a few questions but overall enjoyed it.
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DNF at 41%
I remember the first book being full of ridiculous characters ending up in even more ridiculous, immensely unrealistic situations - but I still liked Dove and her mostly unfortunate endeavours and found the story extremely funny and entertaining...
This one just doubled down on the ridiculous and unrealistic aspects, switched to multiple POV's (which made it hard to empathise with any of the characters), and wasn't funny at all...
Or, you know, maybe my tastes just changed?
I remember the first book being full of ridiculous characters ending up in even more ridiculous, immensely unrealistic situations - but I still liked Dove and her mostly unfortunate endeavours and found the story extremely funny and entertaining...
This one just doubled down on the ridiculous and unrealistic aspects, switched to multiple POV's (which made it hard to empathise with any of the characters), and wasn't funny at all...
Or, you know, maybe my tastes just changed?