Neil Gaiman

[Jess]

Sci Fi author who writes the American Gods series and also a few others. I think he is also considered a YA author.

[Dawn, Desperately seeking new worlds]

I read his book and I throughly enjoyed it.

[Nichole ~Bookaholic~]

He does the narration for the audio on ....it was fun to listen to...

[Marsha]

I've just started Anansi Boys. I've heard good things about this one, looking forward to reading it.

[Nichole ~Bookaholic~]

Marsha wrote: "I've just started Anansi Boys. I've heard good things about this one, looking forward to reading it."

I had stared the audio for that one but did not care for the narrator...I have the e-book but have not gotten around to reading it yet

[Dawn, Desperately seeking new worlds]

I just got the audio version for Good Omens...I hope to get to it in the next week or two.

[Marsha]

Nichole ~Bookaholic~ wrote: "Marsha wrote: "I've just started Anansi Boys. I've heard good things about this one, looking forward to reading it."

I had stared the audio for that one but did not care for the narra..."

This book has been on my TBR pile for a LONG time. I don't know why I haven't had the urge to read it, but I just haven't. I have to admit that I picked it put because I just finished much of my TBR pile and so many others have recommended it.

[Gin]

I love . It was the very first fantasy book I ever read for pleasure. When I was a kid I started with the sweet valley twin books and then moved on to R.L. Stine. After that I stuck with thriller/mystery stuff. Then I found neverwhere and my fantasy addiction began. Guess that makes it an important book to me. Surprisingly enough, I've never read any of his other books. Any suggestions on one to try?

[Nichole ~Bookaholic~]

gin wrote: "I love . It was the very first fantasy book I ever read for pleasure. When I was a kid I started with the sweet valley twin books and then moved on to R.L. Stine. Afte..."

after Neverwhere my other favorites are and ....I have not read by my husband says is is very good....

[Gin]

Nichole ~Bookaholic~ wrote: "gin wrote: "I love . It was the very first fantasy book I ever read for pleasure. When I was a kid I started with the sweet valley twin books and then moved on to R.L...."

Thanks, Stardust sounds like something I might like.

[Sandra, Need more time to Read!!]

I really enjoyed

This would be straight YA SciFi.

[Jenny]

Neverwhere and American Gods are likely the two best books to be released in the last 25 years.

It's just my opinion, but I'm sticking to it.

[Emy]

Neil is made of awesome in my opinion ;) Some of his stuff is definitely adult, others clearly juvenile to YA, others are inbetween... Some of the ones I'd call clearly not adult (so juvenile to YA) include: