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A review by murderfox
The Kosher Guide to Imaginary Animals: The Evil Monkey Dialogues by Jeff VanderMeer, Ann VanderMeer
1.0
Juvenile.
Inane dialogue trying to be funny. I only smiled (on the inside) at the part about this book never being an audiobook.
That was funny... maybe not VERY funny, but I thought that was funny.
I can't even really say it was informative, as the creature descriptions were also mixed with fact and jest.
You get the gist of what is going to be kosher, or not, after the first few pages.
Ann plays the village aunty, and E. Monkey, the village fool, and together, they make an internet age version of a small foolish village play.
Inane dialogue trying to be funny. I only smiled (on the inside) at the part about this book never being an audiobook.
That was funny... maybe not VERY funny, but I thought that was funny.
I can't even really say it was informative, as the creature descriptions were also mixed with fact and jest.
You get the gist of what is going to be kosher, or not, after the first few pages.
Ann plays the village aunty, and E. Monkey, the village fool, and together, they make an internet age version of a small foolish village play.