Read for the third or fourth time, first time in audio. I honestly think that the show, and David Tennant’s and Michael Sheen’s portrayals of Crowley and Aziraphale, respectively, have only made me like this book more.

The only downside of this production, for me, was the narrator’s choice of voice for Adam; he sounded too much like a pompous adult, which I think undermined the character’s humanity and youth.

Second reading, my first since my freshman year of high school, and my first in audio format.

Ugh, I don’t want this perfect series to end.

The moments of shining anger, independence, and ambition elevate Little Women beyond the “moral pap” (Alcott’s phrasing) that was shoehorned in to sell books, and make it well worth reading.