Status Updates From Broken Homes (Peter Grant, #4)

Liest sich wieder sehr humorvoll. Jetzt Frühstück :)

Loving it so far, of course I've been to most of the places talked about; Pease Pottage, Crawley, Horsham, Brighton, even Croydon and I've driven down the M23.

The ending was good; it just took a long meandering time to get to it - but I'm still in for the next one, whenever it comes!

wonderful, this series keeps getting better and better!

Peter is an idiot, Lesley is a fool and Nightingale should damn well know better...

I hope Lesley isn't MIA entire book...

Finished Mar 21

Characters/setting still charming as hell, but the plot is so meandering I have a lot of trouble getting motivated to keep turning pages. I'll finish it eventually, I'm sure...

That which does not kill us has to get up extra early in the morning if it wants to get us next time.

Fortunately for me, there is no known lower limit to human stupidity.

"And for a second I felt the wind lifting me and experienced a surge of joy at my escape from the constant pull of the earth, my freedom. And then the ground smacked me in the gob."....I laughed so hard I scared my dogs.

Saving the last bit for AFTER Walking Dead ;)'

Sometimes I have no idea what Aaronovitch is talking about... actually it's kind of often. I'm just a silly American, ignorant in the way of British culture and jargon. D=

This series is definitely in my top five favorite UF series. Might be number two, or three.

Haven't been able to get much reading in, been reading bits here and there. Working steadily through tho.

...meh

I take back what I said about this being tough going - once you get into it, the book starts to flow again. Got to admit I did feel for Peter when the ASBO got flattened...

Bit tough going in places, as this book relies on the fact that you've read the previous two... I have - last year, so this is a bit of a struggle at times. But, despite that, it's a pretty good book.

Meh.... :/

...meh

Glad to have an Aaronovitch to read!

Loving. So good I keep forgetting to eat. Pick it up and then 1 hour later I'm still hungry but find it hard to leave the book. Perfect post-Christmas summer reading - particularily when the life you were living last year was in London!

Loving it. These are just so damned entertaining!

Really cant express how impressed I am with these. At the risk of sounding like a complete tosser, when you've read as much as me anything that is even slightly different makes you stand up and take notice. And these continue to be original enough to make me want more. God I hope this keeps up.

I'm finding this to be a very quick read, which is good since I'm not big on keeping up with ye olde physical books these days!

I was so annoyed that I couldn't find this book for sale in Ireland or at Heathrow, but now I have my hands on the ARC. Yay! Most Americans will have to wait until July.

As enjoyable as always.

Maybe not the best book of the lot but the last 100 pages compensate for all the descriptions and slow pace of the first part. I'd like a list of characters because there are way too many already.

"It’s a sad fact of modern life that sooner or later you will end up on YouTube doing something stupid. The trick, according to my dad, is to make a fool of yourself to the best of your ability."

"It’s a sad fact of modern life that sooner or later you will end up on YouTube doing something stupid. The trick, according to my dad, is to make a fool of yourself to the best of your ability."