Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal

Lamb: The Gospel According to Biff, Christ's Childhood Pal

Rating: - Sent from High A true marvel, and the only novel to capture what would have been the joy, fear and exhultation of discovering that God's your Dad. Attention to detail, and revelations galore; rivalling most cathechism classes and a major in history - including why bunnies are associated with Easter - should either confront or confound the purists. A classic and one that needs to be freely distributed to the masses. Rating: - where is the plot? it starts with a good premise, ripe for possibilties and humor but I'm a quarter of the way through and am bored! there isnt any tension or apparent forshadowing of anything interesting coming and barely any humor imho. i read Fool and thought it was funny and interesting so i bought this thinking it would have those same assets but its just not going anywhere. the author has not provided any hint that things will get more interesting further in and with so many other books to read i think thats a shame and a missed opportunity to include the most basic storytelling device: a reason to keep reading. Rating: - For all Christians with a sense of humor, a MUST read This is a side-splitting funny book. Mine is so beat from lending it out... well worth it. Could be construed as irreverent, but God gave us this twisted sense of humor! Best of the 3 I've read of Moore's. Rating: - LAMB It's just the most interesting book (audio CD) that I have ever read. Christopher Moore never lets the reader down. It's as good as Cayote Blue. His attention to detail is always surprising...WOW It's a must read and it's quite believeable!!! lol Rating: - Biff and the Lamb Concern about language used in this book - unexpected! Does hold interest and is thought-provoking. page 7 of  123  2  3  4  5  6  7  8  9  10  11  12