The Eyre Affair: A Thursday Next Novel
 

The Eyre Affair

by Jasper Fforde

Penzler Pick, January 2002: When I first heard the premise of this unique mystery, I doubted that a first-time author could pull off a complicated caper involving so many assumptions, not the least of which is a complete suspension of disbelief. Jasper Fforde is not only up to the task, he exceeds all expectations.
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  • maydiwayatangnawawala

    maydiwayatangnawawala said:

    i don't think i would want to live in thursday next's world, where most people love books! just imagine the competition i would have at Bookmooch...

    posted 2 weeks ago
  • maydiwayatangnawawala

    maydiwayatangnawawala said:

    not really sure if i'm going to like it--not too much into clever books. but i've read and heard rave reviews of this book. so i have high expectations. i hope they're met.

    posted Thursday, July 24 2008
  • pahadah

    pahadah said:

    The idea of being able to jump in and out of literature and meeting your favorite characters---thrilling. It took me a while to get into this book but once I did I really enjoyed myself. Thursday Next is a fantastic character and I look forward to reading more of her adventures. And I want my own Dodo!

    posted Friday, June 20 2008
  • Paola

    paola said:

    I would love so much to have a Pickwick myself! I can't wait to read there is something rotten - It will arrive next November in Italy :( - I'll surely miss Thursday so much!

    posted Sunday, June 8 2008
  • Lego Sith Lord

    lego sith lord said:

    Great alternate reality book. Where Fiction becomes real and people go into Books.

    posted Sunday, May 18 2008
  • ditzy

    ditzy said:

    I am not a sci fi /fantasy fan so approached this with a bit of trepidation after it was recommended to me but I just loved it! The plays on words and characters he throws in are just so clever you dont want it to end!

    posted Thursday, January 3 2008
  • Lostbagpuss

    lostbagpuss said:

    yes me too ( the marshmallows )
    I thought I would share with you how I discovered Thursday Next cos its a bit unusual - I belong to a smart car forum and one of the people on there announced that she was going to be Thursday Next - I was intrigued and asked her what she meant and she very kindly introduced me to the Eyre Affair and how glad am I that she did
    Arent you from the same neck of the woods Ratsinspace ? ( swindon I mean lol )

    posted Friday, November 30 2007
  • Corin H

    corin h said:

    This book made my day when I found it and discovered Fforde. I love all his work, very witty and enjoyable.

    posted Thursday, November 29 2007
  • Corin H

    corin h said:

    This book made my day when I found it and discovered Fforde. I love all his work, very witty and enjoyable.

    posted Thursday, November 29 2007
  • Corin H

    corin h said:

    This book made my day when I found it and discovered Fforde. I love all his work, very witty and enjoyable.

    posted Thursday, November 29 2007

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