Shakespeare for Squirrels (Audiobook)

from jbaty

I always enjoy reading a Christopher Moore book and this was not an exception.

from

The first book in this series, Fool, is one of my all time favorite books. This book? Supremely meh. I love me some Christopher Moore, but I think he's done this idea to death. Pocket of Dogsnogging should retire.

from hhornblower

An OK book. The Pocket storyline has never been my favorite of Christopher Moore's books and this book really didn't do much to change my mind. It's an ok read, but rather pointless. Much like Noir (but to a lesser extent), this book really seems like a contractual obligation book. The publisher ...

from brangwinn

It looks like I am late to the play with this book. There have been two previously funny books with a retake on Shakespeare. This one is a “remake” of A Midsummer's Night Dream and it has been made into a murder mystery. On the second page you get the jist of the seriousness of the story when a m...

from jnmegan

Shakespeare for Squirrels is Christopher Moore's latest madcap adventure for his infamous character, Pocket, previously employed in Fool and Serpent of Venice. As in these other novels, Moore inserts his egotistical and raucous character into the beloved works of the Bard, thereby creating irreve...