Stardust (Paperback) by Neil Gaiman

from DeltaQueen50

I firmly believe that Neil Gaiman could be asked to write a phone book and he would make it interesting. In the case of [Stardust], he took a simple fairy tale and added humor and a twist of darkne...

from PhoebeReading

In Stardust, Neil Gaiman crafts a lush, gorgeous world that is solidly in the tradition of late nineteenth and early twentieth century fantasy literature. While this might minorly disappoint fans o...

from qarae

Neil Gaiman has created a very enjoyable read in Stardust. Tristran (no, I didn't spell that wrong) is itching for an adventure, and finds plenty of it when he leaves his home of Wall one night. A ...

from thelittlereader

i almost wish that this had been my first Gaiman experience instead of American Gods. i am in the small minority of people who actually didn't care for AG all that much and thought it was just so-s...

from reading_fox

Charmingly grown up short fairy tale - complete with the expected darker undertones. The Victorian village of Wall lies a day's drive from London, and yet is in mountainous terrain - perhaps S. Wal...