Cementerio de los Libros Olvidados El Prisionero del Cielo / The Prisoner of Heaven, Book 3, (Paperback)

from indygo88

I'm currently making my way through Zafon's Cemetery of Forgotten Books series back-to-back, the first two of which were re-reads for me, but this and the last in the series are/will be first time reads. The Prisoner of Heaven is a much shorter book than the other three, and it takes place more o...

from Mrs_McGreevy

As my 5-star rating of The Shadow of the Wind shows, I fell seriously head-over-heels in love with that book. The setting, the authorial voice, the characters, the convoluted and sometimes gothic plot--I loved it all.The Angel's Game was okay, but didn't sing to me like Shadow did--too much gothi...

from aadyer

Enjoyable, and very readable, with accessible characters. The plot can be slightly difficult to follow but is not labyrinthine. This is not however, another Shadow Of The Wind, and all that that particular book brought with it. Can be read around Angels Game & Shadow of the Wind, but in my opinio...

from wagner.sarah35

I'm really glad I read this novel shortly after finishing The Angel's Game. I spotted the connections better and it helped put the previous novel into a different perspective. While excellent on its own, this novel is even better when placed in the context of Zafon's other novels about the Cemete...

from Clara53

Third in a series of "Cemetery of Forgotten Books", "The Prisoner of Heaven" is a must for those enamored with C.R. Zafon's style and this particular theme. For here, in this book, we sort of come full circle to understand some things which were happening to the characters: all of it comes togeth...