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Emoji Phantom of the Opera PDF By:Gaston Leroux,Katherine FurmanPublished on 2017-11-21 by Race Point PublishingEmoji Phantom of the Opera finally answers the age-old question, how would this story play out with emojis, shorthand, and texts? This incredibly original take on a classic story will have you LOLing. What would happen if the characters of Phantom of the Operacould text each other? How would the ghost of the Paris Opera House make itself known? Would Raoul be able to convince Christine to go away with him? Phantom of the Opera is a classic romance novel and now it's time to see what exactly the characters would be like in a modern setting, complete with smartphones. Don't miss this incredible rendition of classic literature! In this LOL retelling of Gaston Leroux's work, you'll get a condensed, modern, interpretation of this famous love story, and it's all told through texts and emojis. Featuring hundreds of classic and new emojis along with a removable poster (featuring the story in just emojis), this is the perfect gift for any Phantom lover, or over-texter.This Book was ranked at 11 by Google Books for keyword Humor Entertainment Humor novel.Book ID of Emoji Phantom of the Opera's Books is L85EDwAAQBAJ, Book which was written byGaston Leroux,Katherine Furmanhave ETAG "0gLfpxhQ1Ts"Book which was published by Race Point Publishing since 2017-11-21 have ISBNs, ISBN 13 Code is 9780760362327 and ISBN 10 Code is 0760362327Reading Mode in Text Status is false and Reading Mode in Image Status is trueBook which have "170 Pages" is Printed at BOOK under CategoryHumorBook was written in eneBook Version Availability Status at PDF is true and in ePub is falseBook PreviewDownload Emoji Phantom of the Opera PDF FreeDownload Emoji Phantom of the Opera Books FreeDownload Emoji Phantom of the Opera FreeDownload Emoji Phantom of the Opera PDFDownload Emoji Phantom of the Opera Books

Thought the quality of the book was fantastic, the little poster inside is very cute, and found this to be a fun, fast read. I would recommend this to individuals already familiar with the original story or movie, just because without that context, some of this might have not made sense. 2,364 reviews45 followersJanuary 7, 2018Unique and modern in concept “Emoji Phantom of the Opera: Epic Tales in Tiny Texts ” which I won through Goodreads Giveaways is a skilfully adapted version of Gaston Leroux's classic romance using emojis and texts to tell the story. With the clever use of dialogue and a cast of distinctive and colorful emoji characters this abridged adaptation will have you laughing uproariously and asking for more stories in this format. And if like me you want to keep the characters straight, there’s a removable poster of all the emojis at the end. A lover of the “Phantom of the Opera” and an avid texter who enjoys appending emojis to my messages, I enjoyed this extraordinary version of a drama that doesn’t lose any of its appeal or creepiness when told in this creatively innovative and humorous rendering which will be added to the collection at my library.emojis romance1,167 reviews10 followersNovember 14, 2017In trying to engage today's audience, this books uses texts, emojis and emails. But The story becomes trite and down right confusing. Why are people texting each other when they sit next to each other in the booth? The classic is story is minimized and seems trivial. The characters are dim witted and cruel. In fact, of this is the basic story, how did Phantom of the Opera make it as a classic? It's time to go back to the source instead of spending time with this book.I received an ARC from NetGalley; all opinions are my own.187 reviews11 followersFebruary 27, 2019Well, honestly, I didn't like it because of the emojis. I picked this book up, because I like the Phantom of the Opera. Parts of it were funny, and you really do need to know the story in order to understand the

Emoji Phantom of the Opera finally answers the age-old question, how would this story play out with emojis, shorthand, and texts? This incredibly original take on a classic story will have you LOLing. What would happen if the characters of Phantom of the Operacould text each other? How would the ghost of the Paris Opera House make itself known? Would Raoul be able to convince Christine to go away with him? Phantom of the Opera is a classic romance novel and now it's time to see what exactly the characters would be like in a modern setting, complete with smartphones. Don't miss this incredible rendition of classic literature! In this LOL retelling of Gaston Leroux's work, you'll get a condensed, modern, interpretation of this famous love story, and it's all told through texts and emojis. Featuring hundreds of classic and new emojis along with a removable poster (featuring the story in just emojis), this is the perfect gift for any Phantom lover, or over-texter.GenresHumorGraphic NovelsClassicsYoung Adult170 pages, HardcoverPublished November 21, 20172 people are currently readingAbout the authorRatings & ReviewsFriends & Following Community ReviewsDisplaying 1 - 22 of 22 reviews3,168 reviews27 followersDecember 4, 2017If you have read "The Phantom of the Opera", not seen the Broadway musical, then this book will make sense. It will also make you laugh, snort and nod your head vigorously as you read it. I LOVE the book, "The Phantom of the Opera". I also love the Broadway musical, but it was Disney-fied and doesn't follow the book's darker tone at all in comparison. This "re-telling" follows the book and it is HYSTERICAL. It is pretty accurate from what I remember of the book. It's been a while since I read the original. Added to the TBR, a re-read. Though this book was pretty complete, so I don't think I am missing all that much from the original. Aside from the scenes with my book BF, Raoul's older brother. What happens to him is so sad and tragic! Sniff!Anywho, if you have read and enjoyed "The Phantom of the Opera" and have a sense of humor,

Humor. I laughed at a few parts. In all, there are only so many emoijis you can use, and this book used the same ones over and over again. I think the emoji they used most often was the poop. Really? Poop is that funny? Clearly, this book is not meant for me. Others may enjoy it.97 reviews2 followersDecember 13, 2023This was ridiculously silly and reminded me why I despised Raoul so much. I mean don't get me wrong...Erik wasn't a good choice either but he had a lot of trauma from his past dictate how he acted in the present...Raoul was just a pompous spoiled vicomte. Any who, this was a cute short way to get the "real" story of the Opera Ghost.2023-challenge ebook humor19 reviewsMarch 7, 2024The Phantom of the Opera novel but in text from. An adorably hilarious way to read the original novel. Definitely a must have for Phans. It reads as if someone took a screenshot of the phantom drama and is spilling the tea.8 reviewsFebruary 7, 2020I think I lost IQ points while reading this. Gave up after 30 pages.17 reviewsJuly 9, 2023Enjoyed P&P more, but it had its funny moments.December 8, 2023It's something cute for a gen z or millennial for christmas or birthdays 1,109 reviews16 followersDecember 10, 2023This is the highly imaginative and very hilarious retelling of the love-sick nutjob in the basement.graphic-novels322 reviews9 followersMarch 24, 2018 received an e-arc copy of the following via Netgalley in exchange for my honest review. Several of my friends are OBSESSED with Phantom of the Opera. I know the story, I've heard the musical, and I STILL found this a confusing mess to follow along with. I usually love retellings, but this one tried to tell the story exactly, with every characters, with very few words, and a mix of emoji pictogram and text message. Emoji's for each character were given a name in the beginning, but never referred to by name again, only by picture, and as I read this on Adobe Editions, it made it very hard to follow as I couldn't flip