Name: The stupidest angel
ISBN: 9780060842352

Christopher Moore

The stupidest angel

Katrina Meyers

One of the only audio books I've been able to get through. So entertaining!

a heartwarming tale of Christmas terror

Jeff James

Goofy and inconsequential, but altogether entertaining.

Dave | Storyphoria

Fun story with a predictable arc. Even though there are some strange things that show up that probably should have been caught by an editor, if you love a fun zombie story with a bit of adult humor you'll probably enjoy this quick read.

Maggie Gordon

So this was a big giant meh. I absolutely loved Lamb by Christopher Moore, but The Stupidest Angel was a meandering mess. The climax of the book was fun with a zombie showdown at a Christmas party, but it took so long to get there. Also, I just can't deal with books where a big chunk of the humour is guys acting like jerks (see Tucker Case). There was a lot of "boys will be boys" and "lulz, that lady is crazy pants!". Low brow humour, very much punching down. Would have made a better short story.

Sarah Escorsa

Humm, I really don't know what to think of this book... I'm a huge fan of absolute wackiness in books (I love the likes of Tom Holt & Stephen Walker) but I had a really hard time getting into this one. I just didn't find the book funny and it didn't make me laugh at all. Well, maybe I wasn't in the mood to read this type of book right now, I don't know.

"Humans, generally, suck."

This is a weird book to review. I think it's a bit chaotic at times, though it can be laugh out loud funny at others. I'm not sure how to feel about it, as the chaos made me skim for parts but overall I did enjoy it quite a bit. (it also gave me a good line for a Christmas card.)

I think it's worth a read if you like self-aware zombies, people being their usual horrible selves, and a good laugh. It is nice that it also happens to take place during Christmas, and I can see myself offering it as a relatively short read for the holiday season.

Kerri McDonald

What can I say? This book amused me. After reading a few rather grimly toned novels lately, it was nice to pick up something like this. A quick, funny read. Nothing knocking my socks off, but I liked it.

Ben Nathan

This was a great third book as it was everything I expected from this series with just a little more weirdness going on. It was exceptionally stupid in all the best ways. I laughed my butt off many times during it. Lots of serendipitous events told in a whimsical style. An absolute win of a read for me.

Jordan

Sarah Sammis

James Dziemianzuk 

Twas the night (okay, more like the week) before Christmas and little Joshua Barker is in desperate need of a Christmas miracle. Josh is sure he saw Santa take a shovel to the head and now the seven year old has only one prayer: Please Santa, come back from the dead! But coming to Earth, seeking a small child whose wish needs granting, is none other than Archangel Raziel. Unfortunately, he's not sporting the brightest halo in the bunch and before you can say 'Kris Kringle,' he's botched his sacred mission and sent the residents of Pine Cove headlong into Christmas chaos, culminating in the most hilarious and horrifying holiday party the town has ever seen.