Another Fine Myth

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Summary: Very Excellent If You Like Magik And Myht Books
Review: THIS BOOK IS EXCELLENT IF YOU LIKE THE EXCITEMENT OF MYTHS AND MAGIK AND DIFFERENT STUFF CHANGING I LOVED THIS BOOK I CANN READ IT OVER AND OVER AGAIN AS I SAID BEFORE IF YOU LOVE THIS TYPE OF BOOK I SUGGEST YOU BY IT.

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Summary: GREAT!!!
Review: This is a really great book! Robert Asprin is a superbly funny writer. People who like Piers Anthony's books might like these books because they're funny(without puns!).

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Summary: A great book of magik!
Review: This is a wonderful book about an apprentice who is found by a devil (dimensional traveler) and taken in as an apprentice. They go on the search of an evil wizzard who whats to rule all of the dimensions. It's got adventure, dragons, magik, humor, and a ton more

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Summary: Excellent ,one of a kind!
Review: This is deffinately a must read! I loved and I'm on my way to buy the rest of the books in the series.

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Summary: Best comical fantasy book I have ever read!!!!
Review: This is one of the best fantasy books ever written. There is humor for the young and old. It is by far a need-to-have book for any fantasy reader. I have the entire series and I reread all the books at least once a year.

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Summary: Great Fantasy
Review: This is the best fantasy series that I've ever read! It is light, funny, and unfortunatley going out of print. Buy all the books from an out of print dealer and you won't be disappointed!

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Summary: An excellent & very fun book!
Review: This is the first book in the Myth Adventures series. The first 6 are all awesome. They are some of the most fun books I've read. (I've read a lot.) I highly recomend Another Fine Myth, Myth Conceptions, Myth Directions, Hit or Myth, Mything Persons, and Little Myth Marker. After that they start declining.

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Summary: awesome writer
Review: This man comes across with a story that takes you out of the doldrum that is our lives, and gives us a view that only a few can really appreciate. I salute Robert and can only hope that there are more Phule's Co. comming our way

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Summary: First in the series of Myth novels.
Review: This novel is aimed at the late teen. It features plenty of double entendres and is generally easy reading

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Summary: If you want to laugh, give this one a try
Review: Well, what can I say? This was a very funny book. A little short, a bit light, but good.
Where else do you get to meet Imps, from Imper? Deveels, (not devils) from Deva? Pervects (not Perverts if you want to keep all of your limbs and organs in their proper location, as in attached to your body and all that) from Perv? Klahds, (unfortunately, that would be us, or close to it) from Klah? And of course Gnomes, from Zoorik? (don't ask me, I didn't write it)
Skeeve's myth-adventures are wild, unpredictable, and funny.
In this, the first in the series, Skeeve meets Imp assassins, a demon hunter named Quigley, an ex-assassin with green hair named Tananda, a Pervect nameed Aahz, a Deveel named Frumple, and a laughing madman caled Isstvan, among others. Add the war unicorn(Buttercup) and the dragon (Gleep) and let the insanity begin.
It's nice that the magik in this book follows rules, of a sort, and nothing is ever quite what it seems.
And one of my favorite parts would have to be the quotes at the beginning of each chapter, from such notables as Darth Vader, Robin Hood, Thomas Edison, Benedict Arnold, Gengas Khan, and a pair refered to as Lor L. and Har D.
A quick read, but... All in all, if it doesn't make you laugh out loud, it will at least make you smile.