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“Nice! Pick it up for the cover, keep reading it for the entirely novel story telling. I've heard it compared to The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night -time, but it's a helluva lot more interesting in its insistence on suspending your disbelief and accepting Meno's craftily created cosmos where no one thinks twice about children foiling dastardly evil-doers and aged villains live in half-way houses and attend villainous conventions. Alternately sad, sweet and silly.”
Jenn wrote this review Wednesday, August 1 2007.
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