More Christopher Moore for me!
931910
This book is absolutely hilarious and will have you laughing out loud the entire time.  I am looking forward to reading more Christopher Moore.
1794433
It's been a long time since I've had this much trouble putting a book down.  Christopher Moore creates a fun and dark vibe in this book that you just want to continue to be part of.

Moore's hero, Charlie Asher, has spent his whole life trying to play it safe and live under the radar and now he's been recruited as death.  Watching Charlie come to terms with his new assignment and all that comes with it is as much fun as I've had reading a book in years.  Moore even goes after some relatively weighty topics, but the characters, the author and the book never lose their sense of humor about the story, themselves, or the issues they tackle.  That's what keeps the book feeling so fresh from one page to the next.

Gotta go now, I'm going to read something else by Christopher Moore.  I recommend that you start that process here.
855518
I like him. The gospel has never been more approachable. Good for atheists to fundamentalists. My first Moore novel and not likely my last.
1431431
I have loved Christopher moore since I found a copy of his book A dirty job in lost and found when I worked at a hotel, and I've been buying his books ever since. I loved this one and if your a fan of Moore, you will to.
407779
This is my second Christopher Moore book. I LOVED "Lamb" read it in almost one gulp. This was good, just not as epic. I will keep reading Chris's books though. He is super talented. I think I may have liked this more if I would have read it in winter. I know that sounds weird. But its a Christmas book and I read it in Spring, Anyway....
2121587
A Christopher Moore graphic novel! Of course I had to read it. Interesting idea but such a short read, only took me about 20 to 30 min. They should of went into more details but still I'd give it a read of I were you.
53907
Another great thriller from Christopher Farnsworth. Honestly the book was not on my radar, but I had the opportunity to attend one of his book signings. He talked about the book and read a bit of the first chapter, which I followed along. I was already hooked by reading the prologue while he was talking (sorry Chris). I just could not put the book down at home or work. I finished the book in two days and I am eagerly awaiting the next one that Chris teased about.
4524472
This is my favorite Christopher Moore book!  His humor is way off kilter and lots of unexpected things happen.  The book is very silly and endearing at the same time.  This one is a keeper!
3658341
I'm a big Christopher Moore fan, and this is one of his best.  A very fun exploration of the great European artists of the late 19th century with Moore's hilarious character development and a crazy unfolding plot.  I continually read passages out loud to friends because the banter is so damn funny.  Still mostly "fart humor, but the humor in this one is a bit more sophisticated than some of his earlier novels.
305364
This was the first Christopher Moore book I have read and I think it is fantastic. It is irreverent without being stupid, but it does embrace a certain silliness that I found refreshing.
562430
I love Christopher Moore's books, for a long time each one I read ended up being in contention for my favorite. "The Serpent of Venice" is a sequel (of sorts) to "Fool", which leads by a nose as my favorite Moore novel; while I really enjoyed the further adventures of Fool's titular character, Pocket, it's not quite as great as the first novel. In both books Moore takes a couple of Shakespeare's plays and intertwines them with his wicked, sharp, and profane humor. Pocket is a great character, the perfect voice for Moore's caustic wit; I hope his adventures will continue.
961174
Don't get me wrong: I've bought and loved most of Christopher Moore's books and even pre-ordered the next one. But this just didn't capture my imagination. It's not that it's not an interesting read, simply not as riveting as earlier efforts. Perhaps the author is mellowing, but compared to Island of the Sequined Love Nun or Lust Lizard of Melancholy Cove, or even Practical Demonkeeping, this just doesn't tickle the funny bone. I almost hate to give this such a low rating but I have to be honest. By all means, please read the earlier works by this author! He was an amazing writer and had the capacity to send you into a different reality, well and colorfully realized. Trust me, you'll enjoy the trip.
1773819
I was introduced to this writer by my work coleague! I practically "ate" the book :) I am now on a Chris Carter book-a-thon anbd am loving the book I am reading now! I would recomend to everybody that loves crime/detective books!
224554
I first heard of Christopher Moore when I read a review for this book. Just from the review, I knew that I would love it. I'm obsessive so, of course, I had to buy all of his books and read them in the order written (which I definitely recommend for two reasons: 1. They are all hilarious and worth reading and 2. He refers back to characters and includes characters and locations from previous books in future books). Anyhow, I've read them all now. This is one of the best. If you're a VERY religious person and get offended by humorous takes on Jesus... you can still read this book. It's not disrespectful in any way, but it i hilarious. Join the wonderful world of Pine Cove and Christopher Moore! You won't be sorry!
1925286
Sacre Bleu is a somewhat different than some of the other Christopher Moore books in that it is a little more literate and focused on actual historical figures in the art world, but it is still hilarious.  Lots of fun and you can actually learn something about art along the way. His whole concept of the "sacred blue" color traditionally used in paintings of the Virgin Mary's cloak is wildly inventive and Moore traces it back thousands of years.  I think it is a terrific book!
224536
If you've read any previous Christopher Moore novel, and enjoyed it, you'll enjoy this one.  Quick turn of wit, and interesting perspective in sweeping events are what he does.  This novel does little to change up his usual formula, but the occasional use of old english conventions does just enough to keep it all feeling new.
389971
I've read most of Christopher Moore's books and this one ranks up with the best. It's the story of vampire love and the extremes they go through to spend their lives with one another. At times, it is chaotic and there are a number of characters to keep up with, but it is very satisfying. Interestingly, I didn't realize that it was the sequel to Blood Sucking Fiends when I first started it, but that didn't matter, since the story moved along with having to know what went before.