The Graveyard Book - Neil Gaiman

What first motivated me to read Neil Gaiman's book was his interesting list of previous books. From the chilling "Wolves in the Walls", a children's illustrated book, and the strange "Coraline", not to mention the wonderful "Stardust". These titles, all of which I have heard of before, though never really attributed to mr. Gaiman, made him seem like a more than interesting character. I wanted to read one of his books to justify this claim. I was not dissapointed. The Graveyard Book is so full of imaginitave titles and fantastical worlds and characters. From the main protagonist, Nobody Owens, to the dark sect of the Jack of All Trades, ...  Read the complete review

This is another book from www.bookcrossing.com. It was in a bookring/ray and I decided to join it. You could say I was very stupid, based on the fact that I happened to have signed up on about 20 bookrings/rays, and that means I have to stop what ever book I'm currently reading and read that so that I can keep it on its travels. I ended up having 3 books, which were in either bookrings or book rays, and so I desperately needed to finish them! Neil Gaiman is a really good author and is an inspiration to everyone. But only last year, I had never came across such a name and an author. I have to thank one of you guys, because after watching "Stardust" ...  Read the complete review