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A review by rollie
John Dies at the End by David Wong
4.0
7/10 ♡
Reads as though the author has been perpetually under the influence of some controlled substance from an alternate reality for the better part of a decade. If you’re familiar with this series, you’ll understand that is EXACTLY the case. Transitioning from book 3, this experience was slightly jarring, like this is the first book Jason Pargin wrote or something??? It remains hilarious, with the characters employing their patently bizarre methods of saving the world. It’s just about half as good as the rest in the series, which isn’t the slight you'd think it is, because they’re all just delightfully fun. My primary complaint with this one is how much of a complete BUMMER David can be at times
Reads as though the author has been perpetually under the influence of some controlled substance from an alternate reality for the better part of a decade. If you’re familiar with this series, you’ll understand that is EXACTLY the case. Transitioning from book 3, this experience was slightly jarring, like this is the first book Jason Pargin wrote or something??? It remains hilarious, with the characters employing their patently bizarre methods of saving the world. It’s just about half as good as the rest in the series, which isn’t the slight you'd think it is, because they’re all just delightfully fun. My primary complaint with this one is how much of a complete BUMMER David can be at times