Handy Mandy catches up
39. Asthmatica (Jon Paul Fiorentino)
relatable tales
who hasn’t masturbated
with their mom’s vacuum?
5/5
*
40. Stripmalling (Jon Paul Fiorentino)
funny little book
this guy writes for the masses
and makes them crack up
5/5
*
41. white (rob mclennan)
halfway through this book
I realized that I did
not care about it
3/5
*
42. In the Dutch Mountains (Cees Nooteboom)
why is it that a
literary novel has
to be so boring?
1/5
*
43. Baldur’s Song: A Saga (David Arnason)
a grandiose tale
of a young boy with a four
leaf clover in hand
4/5
*
44. The Associate (John Grisham)
masterful plotline
winning characters mixed with
a little romance
4/5
*
45. Cross Country (James Patterson)
all about a big
bad killer named tiger who
doesn’t change his stripes
2/5
*
46. Relentless (Dean Koontz)
a psychic dog and
a genius clairvoyant kid:
all the essentials
2/5
*
47. Shutter Island (Denis Lehane)
a slow start but gains
momentum and climaxes
with a twist ending
4/5
*
48. Foreign Body (Robin Cook)
don’t have elective
surgery in delhi by
serial killers
2/5
*
49. The Guardians (Andrew Pyper)
can’t be sure but i
swear that Stephen King wrote this
book 10 years ago
5/5
*
50. Crown Fire (David Annandale)
excessively harsh
most of the characters die
lots of blood and guts
3/5
