Lamb

[omicron]

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I got this book over the holidays and I've read it several times already. It is hilarious, interesting and touching. I definitely need to check out some more of Moore's work.

Omi

[Queen Mae]

Lamb was the first book by Moore I ever read. I wore out my copy I read it so much.

The best thing about Lamb is that it is very humorous, yet it allows you to really feel the suffering of Joshua, his family, & his friends. It makes him more human, something that a lot of Christian religions forget about.

I've read one other book by him, Practical Demon Keeping, which was good, but nothing compared to Lamb.

[madi]

I recently read this book. I found it amazingly respectful considering the type of farce it was.

I am definitely going to have to find others by him.