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Classic Gaiman. Not his best work, not it worst. It's a sad and lovely story with very familiar characters. He does love his triple goddesses.
I'm in between liking and loving the book - I went for just liking because the main plot is only so-so. The magic is in the non-questing moments in that house by the ocean.
There was an abandoned shop of some sort nearish my house growing up - it had a small, hopelessly overgrown garden in the back. My best friend and I would sneak there, and trim bushes, ...more
I'm in between liking and loving the book - I went for just liking because the main plot is only so-so. The magic is in the non-questing moments in that house by the ocean.
There was an abandoned shop of some sort nearish my house growing up - it had a small, hopelessly overgrown garden in the back. My best friend and I would sneak there, and trim bushes, ...more
I loved this book! It was almost like becoming a kid again.
Bizarre... Not my cup of tea at all. I liked American Gods because I felt like there was some beautiful passages in it, but this one was just too weird. It's short. If you are a sci-fi-ish person, you might appreciate it a little more than I did.
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This was a very interesting story, almost bizzare but I really loved it, one of those can't-put-down books. I did skip the part with the introduction of the worm in the story because that sort of thing is my worst nightmare.
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Charming, frustrating, engaging and lovely. Never knowing which way was up or what was real kept me reading.
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