Agent M: *points to LA* He lives there. But please don't kill him till you've checked he's finished the book, OK? And the illustrations too. (Actually, I would be wiling to place a sizeable amount of money on that being at least half the reason there's a big gap between books. The paintings. But I think they're worth it, they're SO cool.) He wrote ToA when he was 12? Wow. *boggles*
Sam: it's usually worth-while fussing at your bookstore or library... they tend to be very nice. (I personally haven't had luck with my bookstores. but the library's been great. Props to the staff at WCL) The Tillerman series is pretty strange in terms of continuity. it's the third consecutive book about Dicey, but there are others (written before it) about James and Sammy, Jeff, and Mina. I like d 17 against the Dealer, and I loved Homecoming.
"We are philosophical geniuses [sic] who will one day rule the world!"
--Agent M
Ahahahaha, Ahahahaha, Ahahahaha!
Sam: it's usually worth-while fussing at your bookstore or library... they tend to be very nice. (I personally haven't had luck with my bookstores. but the library's been great. Props to the staff at WCL) The Tillerman series is pretty strange in terms of continuity. it's the third consecutive book about Dicey, but there are others (written before it) about James and Sammy, Jeff, and Mina. I like d 17 against the Dealer, and I loved Homecoming.
"We are philosophical geniuses [sic] who will one day rule the world!"
--Agent M
Ahahahaha, Ahahahaha, Ahahahaha!
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