Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch by Neil Gaiman, Terry Pratchett Summary and Reviews
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Book Reviews of Good Omens: The Nice and Accurate Prophecies of Agnes Nutter, Witch
Book Review: Uproarious Religious Satire
Summary: 5 Stars
Fundamentalists and religious zealots beware. Pratchett and Gaiman combine brilliantly to take shots at good, evil, Armageddon, and the Anti-Christ. This is religious satire at its bestBook Review: WARNING !
Summary: 5 Stars
Do not read this book in public ! Even for the 5th or 6th time around. It should still bring you out in hysterics (unless there is something drastically wrong with you) and you might end up tucked away in an asylum.
Terry Pratchett claims that the devil made them do it. Still, this book ought to be reimbursed by social security.Book Review: Amazing good stuff!
Summary: 5 Stars
This is a terribly funny book, and it can be used as sort of a personality test. If you let someone read this book and they don't think it is funny, then that person probably scores well into the negative on the personality scale. (They are an anti-person) ((Like anti-matter, but less explosive and much more annoying)Book Review: Amazingly funny
Summary: 5 Stars
Absolute brilliance from the respective authors of The Sandman and the Discworld series. Magic. If ever a cohesive explanation of the christian faith there was, this is it. Easily the funniest book I've ever readBook Review: The funniest book ever written.
Summary: 5 Stars
Neil Gaiman's extraordinary storytelling abilities combined
with Terry Pratchett's sense of humor makes this the funniest
book you will ever read.
To merge two great talents into something even greater
is the hardest thing to do.
But Gaiman and Pratchett's many phonecalls over the atlantic
ocean payed off big time.
If you want a great story and a thousand laughs this is
the book for you.
If not, why do you read books?