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[[:Category:Joanne Harris|Joanne M Harris]] is better known in the world of adult literature without the ‘M’ and for books such as [[Chocolat by Joanne Harris|Chocolat]] and the recent sequel [[Peaches for Monsieur Le Curé by Joanne Harris| Peaches for Monsieur Le Curé]]
]]. However younger readers already know her via the manifestations of her passion for Norse mythology via [[Runemarks by Joanne Harris|Runemarks]] (2007) and [[Runelights Runelight by Joanne Harris|RunelightsRunelight]] (2011). So now it’s we grown-ups’ turn as we’re gifted with a Norse mythology novel with a twist and all the earthy exuberance befitting our age and life experience.
The great news is that Joanne is a natural story teller who knows a few things about comedy timing. I was snorting with laughter in a most unladylike manner before even emerging from the cast list. Once past the cast, individual episodes are as accessible as 'dip-ins' as they are in one sitting.
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