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Gaiman, Neil - ‘Good Omens’I finally finished my ‘G’ book. I have technically been reading this book since April. Between final papers, finals, morning sickness and then skipping town I put off finishing this book. I’d have to say that although I can barely remember what the first 3/4 of the book were about, I do remember enjoying them. I also enjoyed the last 1/4 of the book, but as a whole I had a lot of trouble with the book. Whenever there is more that 4 main characters that I have to pay attention to I get confused. Undiagnosed learning disability? Maybe. Attention span of a crack baby? More likely. If you’re looking for a good story, this book definitely has it. But if you’re like me, I’d say skip this book and find one with less characters to focus on so you don’t have to keep saying to yourself, “Wait… who’s that?”

Gaiman, Neil - ‘Good Omens’

I finally finished my ‘G’ book. I have technically been reading this book since April. Between final papers, finals, morning sickness and then skipping town I put off finishing this book. I’d have to say that although I can barely remember what the first 3/4 of the book were about, I do remember enjoying them. I also enjoyed the last 1/4 of the book, but as a whole I had a lot of trouble with the book. Whenever there is more that 4 main characters that I have to pay attention to I get confused. Undiagnosed learning disability? Maybe. Attention span of a crack baby? More likely. If you’re looking for a good story, this book definitely has it. But if you’re like me, I’d say skip this book and find one with less characters to focus on so you don’t have to keep saying to yourself, “Wait… who’s that?”

17 May 2009