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The audio edition of this book is even funnier than the print. Chris O‘Dowd reads perfectly, of course, given that he plays Martin‘s imaginary friend on the show, and Nick Vincent Murphy plays Martin and makes the footnotes work quite well (although I am still not sure the audience of this book).

Getting ready to start my March #BookSpin pick... with three days to spare! And the audio is only about five hours long, so I might even finish it!

My audio copy of Moone Boy: The Blunder Years is my #BookSpin read for March! Better load that up on my phone 😊🎧📱

Shamrocks 🍀 make me think of Ireland, which makes me think of this funny middle grade novel in the vein of Diary of a Wimpy Kid. The book is based off of an Irish sitcom of the same name, and both are written by actor Chris O'Dowd. The show is hysterical, and watchable on Hulu, if you want to check it out. 🍀😁🍀#emojinov @RealLifeReading

My current favourite friendship is that between Martin Moone and his imaginary friend, Sean "Caution" Murphy. Sean is the one on the left. And yes I know these are TV characters, but they also exist in book form, so there ?
#booktober

This may be more enjoyable and make more sense if you watch the show Moone Boy (which I do). The book is a prequel that eventually overlaps with the beginning of Series 1. The actual story is more amusing than the footnotes, but overall a nice treat.