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@avclub-9c33ea7188cb0fc5d524f4ad1e8d8fc5:disqus   Check out Song of Solomon.  I'm telling you, some of the best literary erotica around.

God, yes.  The food porn.  I used to read that book on Sunday mornings over pancakes for breakfast.  I don't think I could read it on an empty stomach; that's cruel.

I completely agree with all of you.

It does.  It totally does.

Me too.  Also, Sally was awesome.

I think so.  I wouldn't have thought so as a kid, though.

I read The Long Secret last year during an epic comfort re-read of all the children's classics.  Somehow I'd missed it.

A belated congratulations on your engagement!   The Brits do have very weird names.

I haven't even read the unannotated Snark!

@avclub-cfe912f5cb3aa572bd1c9ae2a9b82207:disqus  I have two copies as well, but I don't loan books very often any more.   SOMEONE from high school still has my copy of Good Omens, but no one is willing to admit it.  GIVE IT BACK!!!!

Arthur is fantastic.  (So was the spin-off, Postcards from Buster).

You're knocking it out of the park, Scrawler.

Is that different from regular Peter Pan?  Captain Hook is a wonderful, weird villain.

You're going to love it, I can tell.

Wow, you seem to have a better memory for minor TV actors than IMDB!  I'm impressed.

That was a very weird turn for the show to take.  I have trouble fitting it with the rest of his character.

I thought it was a useful callback to one of Leslie's biggest failures this season, though.

Yeah, this site gives CBS a lot of shit, but it has some excellent drama and subtle comedy.  (There are episodes of The Middle that give Parks and Rec a run for their money, and Parks and Rec is one of my favorite comedies ever.)

Tons of sex, though.  Some of it hot, some of it creepy, some of it frightening.  And with various partners/ages/genders.  Sex everywhere in the Old Testament.   I have the feeling the second volume has a lot less of that.