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Old 12-02-2013, 09:42 AM   #11
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Thank you for sharing. I've only read one book by Neil Gaiman (The Graveyard Book) and I liked it. I started Coraline a couple of months ago but couldn't finish it. However, I plan to read more of his books.
Neil Gaiman is an unusual author, each book is something very different to the last. There is something still distinctly Neil Gaiman about the writing, but the stories vary hugely in both style and content. I adored The Graveyard Book, and Stardust and Neverwhere remain two of my favourites of his, as does Good Omens (coauthored with Terry Pratchett)

Like you, I couldn't really get into Coraline (although I did finish it). The Ocean at the End of the Lane has (it seems to me) a lot of Stephen King in it (but I like King, so that's okay with me). I've read American Gods a few times, and still can't quite work out what I think of it. Despite the unpredictable nature of his books, he's still an automatic pick up me.
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