It has a stained glass window design on it with a skull and some other creepy things
Neat. I don't recall ever seeing those covers - but I don't recall seeing the books much in stores, and a compendium volume, not at all. Perhaps it wasn't marketed to Canada...?
t feels like it's for younger readers to me
Yes, I thought that, and it seemed fairly superficial to me. Or perhaps the material that was actually there didn't seem to fit with the weightiness that was implied to be there. Thanks for the encouragement about reading the second book.
I would think Jack would also want a bit more than that rather than just enticing the first policeperson to catch his eye.
I think he ought to hire Swanson. He could do it. He could pay her more.
it did give me a lovely image of Gwen as a kind of smiley device in the Hub that Jack turns on when he thinks everyone is getting too jaded...
And then organizes a game of basketball. That's our Gwen.
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Date: 2007-04-29 04:25 pm (UTC)Great.
It has a stained glass window design on it with a skull and some other creepy things
Neat. I don't recall ever seeing those covers - but I don't recall seeing the books much in stores, and a compendium volume, not at all. Perhaps it wasn't marketed to Canada...?
t feels like it's for younger readers to me
Yes, I thought that, and it seemed fairly superficial to me. Or perhaps the material that was actually there didn't seem to fit with the weightiness that was implied to be there. Thanks for the encouragement about reading the second book.
I would think Jack would also want a bit more than that rather than just enticing the first policeperson to catch his eye.
I think he ought to hire Swanson. He could do it. He could pay her more.
it did give me a lovely image of Gwen as a kind of smiley device in the Hub that Jack turns on when he thinks everyone is getting too jaded...
And then organizes a game of basketball. That's our Gwen.