This has probably been one of my favorite books by
Gaiman. A man who has come back to his
childhood neighborhood for a funeral finds himself at the home of a friend,
Lettie Hempstock. Lettie no longer lives
there, but her family does and when he goes to the back of the house and sees
the pond he remembers a fantastic but terrifying adventure that he and Lettie
had when they were children. This was an
excellent story that was reminiscent of Stephen King’s style of books, although
perhaps not quite as horrifying. I would
recommend it to fans of fantasy and horror.
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Monday, May 19, 2014
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