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Munki Moo Moo (Toni Brown) by M.E. Purfield (Book Review) 

By  Raindropreflections

My Thoughts

See that cover there? Isn’t it freakish and unforgettable? That’s how this book was. I couldn’t look away without carrying a bunch of thoughts with it.

I’ve read jesus freakz + buddha punx by this author, and I loved it, so I was totally looking forward to reading this book. But it turned out to be nothing like the other book. In fact, it isn’t like any book I’ve ever read before.

I suppose it was a sequence of events that took place in different realities. But some part of those realities manifested in the real world…?

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Whatever it was, this book boggled my mind. It didn’t make any sense, and yet I wanted to keep reading, if only to figure out what the heck was really happening. It was a bit like being high on something, I swear, reading this book. I kept wondering if the protagonist had taken mushrooms or something and was narrating what happens when you do drugs.   

But in the end, I realized that a) this is the craziest urban fantasy I’ve ever read, and b) I didn’t get any of it, but it’s still stuck in my head. M.E. Purfield has amazing characterization, so of course the characters were what shone through. The main character Toni was real, and so was Gaa, the weird mutant/alien baby/Package. I hated all the bad guys, though for a while it was unclear who was a bad guy and who wasn’t, because this world was so messed up.

Parting Thoughts: I thought it’d be pretty much impossible to like a book that made no sense to me, but where things fell into place one after another. I couldn’t stop reading, and even now, every time I think of the mutant baby Gaa I get goosebumps.

Rating: 4/5. A mind-boggling, unique concept.

Note: I received this ebook for review from the author.

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