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Undermajordomo Minor
Undermajordomo Minor: A Novel | Patrick DeWitt
From the bestselling, Man Bookershort-listed author of The Sisters Brothers comes a brilliant and boisterous novel that reimagines the folk taleA love story, an adventure story, a fable without a moral, and an ink-black comedy of manners, Undermajordomo Minor is Patrick deWitt's long-awaited follow-up to the internationally bestselling and critically acclaimed novel The Sisters Brothers.Lucien (Lucy) Minor is the resident odd duck in the bucolic hamlet of Bury. Friendless and loveless, young and aimless, Lucy is a compulsive liar, a sickly weakling in a town famous for producing brutish giants. Then Lucy accepts employment assisting the Majordomo of the remote, foreboding Castle Von Aux.While tending to his new post as Undermajordomo, Lucy soon discovers the place harbors many dark secrets, not least of which being the whereabouts of the castle's master, Baron Von Aux. He also encounters the colorful people of the local villagethieves, madmen, aristocrats, and Klara, a delicate beauty for whose love he must compete with the exceptionally handsome soldier Adolphus. Thus begins a tale of polite theft, bitter heartbreak, domestic mystery, and cold-blooded murder in which every aspect of humanity is laid bare for our hero to observe.Undermajordomo Minor is an adventure, a mystery, and a searing portrayal of rural Alpine bad behavior, but above all it is a love storyand Lucy must be careful, for love is a violent thing.
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rabbitprincess
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Overall a Pick. The plot and way the story is told is delightful, very arch and amusing and old-fashioned in a way that made me think of The Sisters Brothers (although that could be chalked up to the fact that Dan Stiles designed the jackets of both books, in the editions that I have). One scene I didn't like in spoiler comments.

rabbitprincess The only thing I really didn‘t like was the orgy scene. It was unexpected, quite crude details, and I reached that part on the bus, which was embarrassing. 11mo
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The_Penniless_Author
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An entertaining riff on fables combining deadpan, Wodehousian dialogue with a Charles Portis-like shaggy dog narrative. There are some vocal dissenters on the question of whether this is a "good" book. Suffice it to say, if you require that a novel be tightly structured, realistic, or (God forbid) impart a moral, you may not enjoy this one. If you're fine with a loosely connected series of humorous set pieces, then it's an absolute delight.

RaeLovesToRead Woo! My own hashtag. 💕 12mo
The_Penniless_Author @RaeLovesToRead Time to update your CV. 😅 12mo
Suet624 This sits on my shelf ready and waiting to be read. 12mo
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The_Penniless_Author
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Lucien Minor's mother had not wept, had not come close to weeping at their parting.

#FirstLineFridays @ShyBookOwl

RaeLovesToRead Another Rae-commendation! 😁 12mo
The_Penniless_Author @RaeLovesToRead I'm really enjoying it so far. 12mo
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RaeLovesToRead
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I love Patrick DeWitt because he's weird as heck.

This was another quirky, dialogue-led sequence of bizarre events masquerading as a novel. It was amusing, whimsical in a dark way (if that's even possible), and creatively original.

It's not clear when or where this story is set. It doesn't really matter. DeWitt follows his own rules and I'm a fan of his surreal storytelling and lean, stripped-back prose.

⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

TieDyeDude Nice review. I just looked back at my review, and it was similarly "I don't know how to describe it, but I loved it" ? 14mo
RaeLovesToRead @TieDyeDude It's bonkers isn't it? The ballroom scene... 😅😅 14mo
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RaeLovesToRead
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Part 2 of my #booketlist was a little harder - and I may change my mind 🤔

7) The Mirror & the Light - let's see this play out!

8) Undermajordomo Minor - I just have a feeling about it.

9) Salem's Lot - it's chunky, I love this cover, and it's Stephen King

10) EITHER Captain Corelli OR a Ruth Ozeki. Both come highly recommended...

The plan is to stop delaying reading books I'll likely LOVE...
Now to read them (with #booketlist)

JOIN ME!

shortsarahrose I‘m currently reading ‘Salem‘s Lot and enjoying it a lot! 2y
RaeLovesToRead @shortsarahrose I've got a few King books on my TBR, but this is the one I have highest hopes for. I'll watch out for your review! 😊 2y
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JoeMo
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I am posting one book per day from my extensive to-be-read collection. No description and providing no reason for wanting to read it, I just do. Some will be old, and some will be new. Don‘t judge me - I have a lot of books. Join in if you want!

#ABookaDay2023

RaeLovesToRead This has been on my TBR forever! 2y
JoeMo Me too! I always mean to get around to it but never do. With this book-a-day thing I just started, I‘m gong through a bunch of titles that have been on my TBR “forever,” some of which I‘m like “what the hell is this?” Maybe I‘ll actually get around to reading some of them. Maybe! 🤞😂 2y
RaeLovesToRead I loved The Sisters Brothers by DeWitt (made me feel like I was reading Red Dead Redemption!) so I've been saving this one knowing I'll love it... but then there's saving a book and just never reading it 🤣🤣 2y
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britt_brooke
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Mehso-so

⭐️⭐️⭐️ I really wanted to love this which is no way to start a book. Clever and quirky right out of the gate, but I struggled to give it my full attention.

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RaeLovesToRead
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Here is my Bookspin for December 🎄📚 @TheAromaofBooks

I'm feeling a bit overwhelmed and down in the dumps this week. My plan for now is to focus on what I'm already reading and take the pressure off myself.

I may be on track for a November Bingo, but I don't want to count my chickens just yet... 😋

TheAromaofBooks Good luck!!! It can be hard when some of the fun challenges/goals turn into chores. Just remember that you can take a break any time you need to!! 3y
RaeLovesToRead @TheAromaofBooks Thanks! 😊 I'm just going to take it nice and easy and if I get any Bingos it's a bonus. I look forward to Bookspin every month. Thanks for all the work you put into it 💕 3y
TheNeverendingTBR Is this as awesome as I'm lead to believe? 🤔 3y
RaeLovesToRead @TheNeverendingTBR I'm looking forward to The Cabin... too 😊 As for Hyperion, I loved it! It's like The Canterbury Tales in space. The only problem is that it doesn't stand alone. I'm re-reading it so I can read the sequel 😁 3y
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thegirlwiththelibrarybag
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thegirlwiththelibrarybag
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Happy Canada Day! I was tagged by @runswithscissors007

I‘m a huge Patrick deWitt fan - and was lucky to see him when he visited Melbourne for a Writers Festival in 2019... (remember writers festivals!?)

Apparently Peanut Butter was officially patented by Gilmore Edson of Canada in 1884... I mean - it‘s no Vegemite - but it is pretty good... THANKS CANADA!!

#HappyCanadaDay : play along if you feel so inclined

Cathythoughts Oh I loved French Exit ❤️👍🏻 4y
KVanRead Thanks for playing! Loved 4y
thegirlwiththelibrarybag @KVanRead, I‘ve been holding out on that one - keeping it for a rainy day! 4y
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thegirlwiththelibrarybag @Cathythoughts, same - it was brilliant and weird which is one of my favourite things ☺️ 4y
runswithscissors007 Well! So glad I tagged you I did not know that Patrick DeWitt was Canadian; same for peanut butter!!! 4y
AlaMich Interesting...American kids (or at least those of my generation) are taught that George Washington Carver, who was born into slavery, invented PB. I never heard of DeWitt before now, and I just googled him. They lied to us! (edited) 4y
thegirlwiththelibrarybag @AlaMich, not knowing anything about it - I literally googled ‘foods you didn‘t know where Canadian‘ and completely believed what I read without checking it further... deWitt is amazing tho! (edited) 4y
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TheEllieMo
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Slightly #StrangeTitle, very strange book. Bonkers but great.

#BiblioMAYnia
@OriginalCyn620
@Alwaysbeenaloverofbooks

OriginalCyn620 📚👍🏻📚 4y
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thegirlwiththelibrarybag
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U is for Undermajordomo Major which contains one of my all time favourite quotes : ‘I shall not sit idly by and settle for anything other than a perfect cup of tea.‘ WORDS TO LIVE BY!! ☕️

I loved reading this. It was so delightfully strange.

MrsMalaprop I liked this one too. 5y
TheEllieMo My book club read this. We enjoyed it, but anything that goes a bit weird is now said to have “all gone a bit DeWitt”! 5y
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Holliesplaining
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More Patrick deWitt. Will read them all because he‘s hilarious.

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BrettAllen
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Buy it!

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BrettAllen

Loved this book. It‘s like a Wes Anderson movie in a book! Hilarious, fun, and dark.

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scmlex19
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Cheeky, fun, and clever

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quietjenn
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Is there a Litsy equivalent to #latergram? Finished this at lunch yesterday. deWitt is my new favorite.

KathyWheeler I‘ve read The Sisters Brothers and French Exit and loved them both, but I‘ve not read this one. 6y
quietjenn @KathyWheeler it's definitely a little surreal and not for everyone, but I loved it! Hoping to get to French Exit soon. 6y
KathyWheeler @quietjenn I suspect I‘ll like it. 6y
TieDyeDude I'm glad you liked it! I've enjoyed all his work so far. Own, but need to read, French Exit 6y
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Litsi
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Mehso-so

Hmm. The first chapter was great. The theme that love triggers all manner of extreme behavior be it heroic or horrific was interesting. It lacks connective tissue though. The result is an assorted collection of good ideas and great moments - which of course do not a good novel make.

BookNAround That‘s so disappointing! I loved The Sisters Brothers by deWitt and have his latest, French Exit, on my tbr but it sounds like I should give this one a miss. 6y
Litsi Yes. I liked Sister Brithers too and I have French Exit. Still will read that because he is a good riter. This one just didn‘t come together. It happens to the best. 6y
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I am not sure I can look oast the misogynistic orgy. Can‘t understand why the scene is there. After a glorious start, am now dragging myself through the last hour.

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ErickaS_Flyleafunfurled
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I loved this! I was only meh about The Sisters Brothers, but liked this one much more! It‘s kind of like a tall tale with deadpan humor. It‘s really enjoyable! *picture stolen from internet

Litsi Just started and was so impressed I am re - reading the first chapter. 6y
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Just started this book, and oh yes, I think I‘m going to like this.

saresmoore It is so good! Enjoy and prepare to be gobsmacked. 😁 6y
Litsi 1 chapter in and it is marvelous 6y
ErickaS_Flyleafunfurled @Litsi Glad you‘re enjoying it! It‘s so quirky 6y
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saresmoore
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Hahahahaha erm what?
50 pages in—I think this book is my kinda weird.

Booksnchill Awesome to hear as I own but have not read it- it just moved up the stack!! 6y
thegirlwiththelibrarybag My kind of weird also! I loved this one! 6y
ErickaS_Flyleafunfurled Have you read The Sisters Brothers? Was wondering if it was in the same vein. He‘s quirky 👍 6y
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LeahBergen Oh, good! 👏🏻 6y
saresmoore @ErickaS_Flyleafunfurled I haven‘t read The Sisters Brothers yet, but I can imagine his style is pretty consistent. I can‘t compare this to anything I‘ve read, but if it were a film, it‘d be like a mash-up of Mel Brooks and the Coen brothers. 🤔 6y
andrew61 Is there a monty python sketch or is it ripping yarns that has a character of under major? I've been meaning to read sisters brothers for years. 6y
britt_brooke I almost grabbed this at Dollar Tree when I was in Kentucky a couple of weeks ago. Why didn‘t I? 😬😩 6y
saresmoore @britt_brooke Darn! I actually think you‘d really like it. It was $1.99 on Kindle yesterday, so might still be on sale! 6y
britt_brooke @saresmoore Ooh, thank you! It‘s still on sale so I‘m grabbing it. 👍🏻 6y
Moray_Reads Not sure how far you in at this point but I'm still almost certain it's going to get even weirder 😂😲😳 6y
saresmoore @Moray_Reads I swear I sat with my jaw dropped for the entire second half of the book. But I couldn‘t put it down! My kids kept wandering in trying to nudge me out of my stupor. I‘m pleased to say they failed, I finished the book, and I will now gladly read anything written by Patrick DeWitt! (edited) 6y
Moray_Reads @saresmoore it definitely went places I was not expecting but I remember enjoying it. There's a wonderfully depraved mind behind that writing! 6y
saresmoore @Moray_Reads What a great way of putting it! I never knew what to expect. 6y
Suet624 I just found this book at the Dollar Tree. $1. Can‘t go wrong at that price. Then I saw you reviewed it! 6y
saresmoore @Suet624 Wonderful! 6y
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TieDyeDude
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#triviathursday
@GarthRanzz

1. Mark Twain - Patrick deWitt
2. Night in with someone & a good book?
3. The future

youneverarrived #2 good answer 😉 7y
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Chessa
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🎶I always feel like, some dog is watching me! 🎶 ANYWAY, catching up on #30DaysofReadathon with Day 28: Red Books!

LauraBeth 😂😂 7y
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shawnmooney
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This eccentric Atlantic Canadian writer isn't everyone's cup of tea. I have no idea whether he will be mine – but this was an attractive softcover edition—book flaps!—on sale, so I snapped it up.

britt_brooke Love the cover! 7y
mcctrish His other book is even more nuts and I loved it. It's like he has created his own genre 7y
Lindy I hope it isn't too weird for you. I liked this nearly as much as The Sisters Brothers (which I adored). 7y
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merelybookish I didn't realize he was from Atlantic Canada! 7y
shawnmooney @mcctrish @Lindy I'm a pretty strange guy, so I think everything will be OK! 😂😂 7y
Lindy @shawnmooney You asked me awhile back to recommend something that was a folktale retelling. This one has that flavour, although it isn't a retelling. 7y
alanacristin Oh yes i do like that cover 😍 7y
BookBelle84 Love him! The Sisters Brothers is one of my favorite books! 7y
shawnmooney @Lindy Ah, great! Do you think I should start with The Sisters Brothers first or the order doesn't matter? 7y
Lindy @shawnmooney Doesn't matter. Dive in. 🏊 7y
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Maike
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This was such a weird but funny book. I still don't really know why, but it reminded me a little of The Princess Bride. 🤔

Onioons Quite a recommendation! I loved The Sisters Brothers even though it shouldn't have been my thing at all! 7y
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Chessa
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#ReadingWomenMonth / day 20 / #shelfie / A couple of the many, many shelves in our house! These contain the newest/most TBR books.

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Creadnorthey
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This one is different than Sister Brothers, but has it's fair share of humor and gruesomeness. Came to love all the characters, from the mainstays to the incidentals, and somehow have hopes for a sequel.

KVanRead I still need to read this! 7y
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Tnovo
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Panpan

Well this was a miss for me. I went audio on this one and found it slow, at times super boring and very light on any interesting plot. Should have been a DNF, but kept hoping it would get better. Did anyone enjoy this book in print?

MrsMalaprop Yes, I did. Read it 6 months ago. It's not the kind of book I usually read, but I quite enjoyed the silliness and change of scenery. 😊 #palatecleanser 7y
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Weave
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52 ~ Undermajordomo Minor by Patrick deWitt (Kindle edition📱) ~ Started: 18.05.17 ~ Finished: 25.05.17
Rating: 4/5📚

I enjoyed 'Undermajordomo Minor', Lucien (Lucy) Minor is a interesting character, he knows who he is & is comfortable with his choices. I also liked his outlook on life & how he reacts to everything that happens to him.

'Undermajordomo Minor' is a quirky story which has something for everyone.

Recommended.

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Tamarity
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Mehso-so

The story was a bit slow, but his writing style is unique and kept me interested.

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Augustdana
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Put this book down for a bit, now I'm ready and reading outside! Trying to read mostly real books and not ebooks this year, but I'm a little behind on my reading challenge and this might be a quick one 🤞

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Tamarity
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Loved Sisters Brothers. This one was a bit slow getting started, now I'm half way through and can't wait to get back to it.

zsuzsanna_reads I've been putting this off as a special treat, as I liked Sisters Brothers so much 😆 8y
TieDyeDude One of my favorite new authors. He has such a unique, offbeat voice. Undermajordomo was not at all what I expected, and I could not anticipate where it was going. 8y
Creadnorthey Agreed but I found it to be quite different than Sister Brothers- so if you're going in with that expectation be forewarned! 7y
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Tamarity
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"The moon held its position admirably and unwaveringly, pegged as it was to its corner of the sky."

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AlaMich
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Tfw when you make a delicious lemon blueberry cake and you keep shaving off thin little slices and you suddenly realize you've eaten almost half of the cake in about three hours. 😔 (and it must have been you because you are the only one home.) Also, I bailed on this because after 50 pages, I realized I had no interest in what would happen next. So, off to the next Dr. Siri Paiboun...always a comfort read for me.

LauraBeth Oh this looks delicious 😋 8y
AlaMich @LauraBeth Thank you! I love the lemon/blueberry combo. 8y
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Tamarity
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Bedside rotation, all fantastic

TieDyeDude I adore Patrick Dewitt's novels! 8y
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Ksvz
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2017 #48 novel audio wasn't as enjoyable as Brother Sisters and an unpleasant scene is all that I'm left with. Enjoyed the words and the way they were put together but this wasn't one that I'm going to be singing from the roof tops about it. +

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LeahBergen
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And the rest of my haul from this weekend's thrift shopping. Have you read any of these? (this photo is for you, @DebinHawaii 😂).

BekahB Ohhhh nice finds! 8y
Suzze Furiously Happy! 👍👍👍👍 8y
Sweettartlaura I read Eileen - still not sure what I think of it 🤔 8y
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DebinHawaii It's my favorite bowl!! Yay!! 💛💛💛 😆 Great stack too! 📚👍 8y
Reviewsbylola I want to read Eileen. 8y
vivastory I love "Eileen" & "Undermajordomo Minor" is on my March TBR 8y
KVanRead Furiously Happy was great. Undermajordomo is still TBR but I loved his first, The Sisters Brothers. 8y
LeahBergen @BekahB Thanks! 🙂 8y
LeahBergen @Suzze I've been excited to read it! 😀 8y
LeahBergen @Sweettartlaura It seems like it will be that sort of read (from the Litsy reviews anyway 😀). 8y
LeahBergen @vivastory Oh, good! 👍🏼 8y
LeahBergen @CherylDeFranceschi I loved The Sisters Brothers. 👍🏼 8y
LeahBergen @KVanRead I loved it, too. 👍🏼 8y
Sweettartlaura It all comes down to if you like Eileen. But she doesn't make it easy to like her 😜 8y
LeahBergen @Sweettartlaura I have heard that she's pretty unlikable! 😂 8y
Sweettartlaura I was ok with her until the end. Still not sure what I think of it. I'll be interested to hear your thoughts🙂 8y
Kosugi Can't go wrong with DeWitt. Also have "The Winter Family" in my immense TBR stacks. (edited) 8y
shawnmooney I have so much to say! Lol. Jenny Lawson 👍👍👍-and to die for on audio! I am curious about Moshfegh but after hearing a lot of feedback and then especially her interviewed on KCRW's Bookworm (https://www.kcrw.com/news-culture/shows/bookworm/ottessa-moshfegh-homesick-for-another-world) I think she's one writer whose books I'd definitely need to read in order so I plan to first read her novella 8y
shawnmooney I have had DeWitt on my TBR forever! 8y
LeahBergen @shawnmooney Oh, man! I hadn't heard of McGlue and now I need it desperately. 😬 8y
LeahBergen @shawnmooney I loved The Sisters Brothers and want to see if you like it or bail now! 8y
shawnmooney I've heard such good things about DeWitt! He's a bit of an odd guy too, isn't he. Probably right up my alley… :-) 8y
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Chessa
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You guys...I need a handler for this thrift shop. I just want you to know a)I actually put books back! b) It was 50% off day and c)This stack cost under $9. Now to find shelf space...😬 #thriftscore #cantstopwontstop

tjwill Wow! 😀 8y
LeahBergen Wow!! 8y
annkuch13 Awesome haul!! 8y
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RiotMom Yessss! A Dirty Job is one of my all-time favorites! 8y
britt_brooke Nice! 👏🏻 8y
elkeOriginal Tamora Pierce 👍👍👍👍 8y
Chessa @tjwill @LeahBergen @annkuch13 @britt_brooke Thanks! I was a ridiculous sight. I didn't think to grab a cart or basket so I was wandering around with a towering pile of books in my arms that kept falling over. 😂 8y
Chessa @RiotMom Yay! It's been quite a while since I've read any Christopher Moore so it's definitely time. 8y
Chessa @elkeo Yesssss. I'm halfway through reading the Alanna series to my kids, and they LOVE IT, so I thought I'd stock up for the future. I've read the Immortals series and really liked it but somehow missed Protector of the Small, so I'm really looking forward to that! 8y
elkeOriginal I love the Immortals series! And the Trickster duet. And Beka Cooper. So many good ones! 8y
DebinHawaii Great haul! 📚📚👍 8y
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Shawna
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My #TBR for the month #FeistyFeb

RealLifeReading Yay Nimona! 8y
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MoniqueChristine
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Pickpick

Though a slow start, I loved the final third of this book. Lucy grows from a whiny boy into a man of his own. The story doesn't bother with tidy conclusions or simple plot developments. The conclusion is open-ended, as is much of the narrative. Its strange and oddball and a bit unknowable, but it made me think, long after I put the book down. While maybe not one of the best books I've ever read, its one of the most INTERESTING.

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cocomass
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Okay, it's official: I'm a Patrick DeWitt fan. I loved Sisters Brothers and I thought Undermajordomo Minor was just as fantastic in a bizarre, amusing way. It's a funky little parable-esque novel but it made me laugh aloud. I also felt attached to several characters, though they were all flawed in their own ways. The audiobook performer is fabulous as well! #recommendsday

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geekerydo
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This is a funny (not, like, ha ha funny, but sometimes absurd and definitely amusing) book about someone who is basically witnessing other people's lives and observing the people around him. The story ends when he makes a decision entirely on his own, guided by no one (this isn't really a spoiler as I haven't told you what happens!). It's a fun read and I'm glad I picked it to break in my new Kindle Paperwhite. :)

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geekerydo
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"There was in her eyes a sorrow so profound..."

I really love this paragraph. It's also rather expressive of the book as a whole. The MC is generally witnessing everyone around him. Different! In a good way.

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MrsMalaprop
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Funny, silly, light and dark. Just the change of scenery I needed. Not the type of novel I'd usually choose, but it was on loan from a friend & had been on my TBR pile for a while. Think it would be fair to say it was quite the romp.

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Jillsandypants
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Mehso-so

?I just didn't get this book. Maybe I'm just not familiar with folk tales. It had its funny moments, and plenty of weird ones. It was a quirky, quick read. It's my "U" pick for the #LitsyAtoZ challenge.

Natasha.C.Barnes Huh, interesting, it certainly seemed to have that potential, from the descriptions. If it's a quick read though than it's worth a peek for me in the future. 8y
FaisalJ I liked its charm. Maybe it was the abrupt ending and sometimes annoying behavior of the main character that gave it an odd feeling. 8y
TieDyeDude I read his debut, Sister Brothers, so I was familiar with his style. It is a bit unique, but, for me, it works. 8y
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