This book is raunchy. And hysterical. And offensive. The style and language of his characters are amazing, and topped only by my desire to read more of his many books.

I can't get enough of Martin Millar. His books are fast paced, witty and fun. I find myself wishing his books would never end, because the worlds he creates are to vivid; a wonderful mix of the super natural and the mundane. The Lonely Werewolf Girl is no exception- and it's not over! He's created a sequel (The Curse of the Werewolf Girl) which means that I'll be writing another review very soon!

Who knew so much could be said through scribbled morning notes? This is a sad story, but a touching one. In the process of bringing tears to my eyes, it made me appreciate the love my own mother has for me, and how wonderful it is to have family...even when they're not always around. Mother and daughter expose so much of themselves through their Refrigerator Door bound notes, and readers get a touching glimpse inside their busy lives.

I read a lot of funny books. I enjoy it: they make me laugh. Anything that can make you laugh in the loo is a good thing. But I feel as though because I've used the word "funny" to describe so many of the books I read, this one deserves more. I dub it hysterical. Absolutely and downright hysterical. I laughed through every page of this book. Defoe is a genius of wit and smart humor.