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That was a lot of fun just listening to some dude shoot the breeze about this film that loomed large in our youth. Lots of neat trivia, a few snarky remarks but overall fun, especially reading with a friend.

That was a lot of fun just listening to some dude shoot the breeze about this film that loomed large in our youth. Lots of neat trivia, a few snarky remarks but overall fun, especially reading with a friend.

Lots of chat in the next chapter about idiosyncrasies that came about during creation.

Focus on lingo and dialogue which is well deserved.

Still shooting the breeze discussion and who made what change to what dialogue or outfit, etcetera's, still fun.

Dang! That got violent for this author, my goodness, but what can one expect of a fox and badger encountering each other?

Some atomic company somewhere has the village unsettled with fists on desks and so forth, that kind of activity.

Surprisingly fun, but the big reason is a dear friend spent weeks reading it to me and we had fun cracking mirth at the behaviour of the characters. Now I gotta read Jonah the Georgie parts. (Page 60!)

So far reading this book is like listening to a pal shoot the breeze so it is enjoyed.

Folks are in an uproar about some land being dealt with incorrectly, and then some. Lots of fists a shaking...

Profound and illuminating!

Profound and illuminating!

Chapter four: Lots of wild things, Mrs. Partridge is around and doing good things, Mrs. Pringle is around being glum, as usual. Amy might have come around to be bossy. Mr. Willet is helpful. What else? Coggs' are as Coggs' do, etc.