Boffo: Me, Myself, and Why (Audiobook)

from SunnySD

The many faces of Eve, if Eve was an federal agent. In Minneapolis. Tracking a serial killer. And struggling with dating. Narrated in choppy segments by the three personalities, I suspect it's supposed to be humorous. It's not. Appropriate title, though - I was definitely left wondering why readi...

from kresslya

Like other books by this author I found the book very entreating. I loved the 3 sisters coming in and out and driving the body. The sister's personalities and their antics are great. The end left me feeling a bit flat, I wish there had been more information in the last couple of chapters. This bo...

from Bookmyer

I really enjoyed the story, but found it hard to follow the changing points of view. The chapters often changed in the middle of a sentence. And you have to love first person writing. The story itself kept me guessing as to who the bad person was. And I was expecting more of a romance and it was ...

from crishaynes

I have mixed emotions on this one. I am a huge MJD fan and had some pretty high expectations. I did find this book to be very creative in theory. The premise is based on a character with multiple personalities. The main character, Cadence, is the main one. I found her to be very likeable and funn...

from ShariDragon

I have read many of MJD's books, some of them are laugh out loud funny, and all are very humorous. I was expecting Me, Myself and Why? to have that same humorous feeling. I felt it lacked much humor at all. I can't say I didn't like this book, but I can't say that I liked it all that much either....