Everyone should read this fantastically tongue-in-cheek Christian satire

Funny, thought-provoking, a good read

I went to Barnes and Noble (the only one being 2 hours away) for this book because apparently my impatient self couldn’t wait for delivery. Absolutely worth it though. As I reached the book store, I made my way to the fantasy section, my heart began to race with excitement. My eyes scanned the shelf, spotting Neil Gaiman’s works instantly. My brain and began to pick up speed, and when the ADHD Fast Brain kicks in, I tend to overlook things. I saw American Gods, Coraline, Sandman, but I became momentarily blind and could not seen the Demon in a Model Pose with a glass of wine. My stomach began to sink with the absolute terror of the possibility they don’t have it. I stopped, then scanned carefully and spotted him instantly. I grabbed the book, feeling the smooth surface, opened in to breathe in that New Book Smell. I began to stim with excitement as I purchased the book with my gift card, then got Chocolate bubble tea to celebrate the absolute W I took that day. Something Truly Magical happened when Neil and Terry came together to write this book, and it’s the kind of thing that can’t be replicated. A bought this book after the absolute devastation of GO2 to cope and wait for 3. I was very satisfied with the lil notes, which are not only funny but also very helpful with some questions in regards to British Humor that I, a ‘Merican, could not quite understand. This book also has lovely little tidbits the show does not go into; these tidbits being good for writing and fan art ideas. Aziraphale and Crowley are amazing and I love them. Michael Sheen and David Tenant have been engraved into my head as the faces of the supernatural entities, which I’m all for, of course. I intend to take deep care of this book (I have the version with Crowley on the cover but it’d like to get the one with Azi as well) I probably won’t get a fancy box for it but I certainly won’t have it be a bunch of loose pages in a Zilpoc bag. My Good Omens Hyperfixation continues to thrive with more content to consume, and Your Graduation by Modern Baseball is very fitting for the events of Season 2 (the Final Fifteen, naturally) Bless/Curse this book and show

BEST BOOK EVER WATCH THE TV SHOW TOO I AM CRYING BC OF SEASON TWO SO CANT WAIT FOR SEASON THREE 😱😱😱🥳🥳🥳

I thoroughly enjoyed reading a novel that was written in a grammatically incorrect manner. The author's use of incorrect grammar created a deep connection with the protagonist and made the writing very emphatic.

i think about this silly lil gay demon and angel far to often to be considered normal. thank you neil and terry for writing this masterpiece, and thank you david tennant and michael sheen for feed my delusions

Endearingly funny

Echoing across space and time, thoughts of authors written before I was even born, pour into my mind fresh, as if just now thought of. The span of a few decades are completely dissolved as I write this review. The voices of these two authors have blended together so cohesively to tell what can only be considered a triumph of story, comedy and friendship. To craft something this amazing, in such a wonderfully collaborative way is a testament to friendship and two truly great minds. Sometimes things are just meant to happen. I’m so glad that Mr. Pratchett and Mr. Gaiman met. Thank you for the story. I’m off to buy a physical copy for the explicit purpose of dropping it in the bath. - Brooke

Thank you for a great story with insight to an infinite being culture. Looking forward to watching the show, I have heard great reviews.

I liked the small jokes and references to the New Testament (revelations chapter 6 verses 2-8 specifically) and you kept with the idea of “angels are good and demons are bad” until Aziraphel made Crowley try to stop the antichrist from being pure good or bad (so just human) until they realize they have gotten the wrong kid. And I like the little explanations here and there that kind of help clear up some questions anyone might have. And I like the show! So good job!