Short and fun. Lots of fun.

A demon invades the small village of Pine Cove and... well, a lot of people get involved. Maybe too many. Maybe there's a bit too much happening, too many details. Feels like another Pratchett wannabe, but it doesn't need that, it's funny enough in itself. ( )

Hilarious and riveting. This series by Moore does have some PG for teens content, but nothing extensive or very graphic. ( )

Not inpressed. ( )

Ah, there is hope yet that the NaNoWriMo script you so carelessly tossed in the corner can be published.

Practical Demonkeeping is a great title for a book, but the story wasn't quite as good as I was hoping. It's a quick and dirty read. In the end, I just wish the demon had eaten everyone in the beginning. It would have saved me so much time. ( )

Raquel, Billy, Jennifer, Robert, los Elliot ... todos ellos son personas normales, muestra del microcosmos que pulula por la pequeña villa turística de Pine Cove. Solo tienen en común la absoluta normalidad de sus vidas. Hasta que apareció Travis. En sí, Travis no se diferencia de cualquiera de los buenos chicos algo confusos con sus vidas que andan por ahí. Lo peor de Travis era su acompañante, el demonio Engañifa, un demonio de grado medio que, entre otras peculariedades, tenía una literal adicción a la carne humana. Travis, cómplice involuntario de Engañifa, encontrará en su lucha por librarse –y librar al mundo- de éste la colaboración de las buenas gentes de Pine Cove. Tampoco les quedaba más remedio..