Coraline (Spanish edition)

from quondame

A small tale of terror in a domestic setting which packs disturbing image next to whimsical antics and then loads on more uneasy atmosphere. I can see why adults find it more horrific than children.

from Al-G

Full transperancy, I am a huge Neil Gaiman fan. Having said that I would say that you don't have to be a fan to enjoy this book. It is whimsical, a bit frightening, but filled with wonder and hope. Coraline must rescue her parents from a shadow world where they are trapped. But the shadow world w...

from beentsy

I watched the movie of this last week and wanted to experience what the original story was like. Usually I read the book then watch the movie and disappointment reigns. Not sure if it was the watching the movie first or what, but I really enjoyed both the book and the movie. Both are creepy and ...

from Jfranklin592262

I purchased the 3 book box set containing this, The Graveyard book, and Fortunately, milk. After having owned and watched Coraline for years with my children.....we are finally reading the book. The book is slightly different than the movie. I'm not usually a fan of too many creative liberties b...

from joririchardson

Children's fantasy is such a wonderful genre to read, and "Coraline" has more than successfully reminded me of just how much I enjoy it. This is the dark tale of Coraline, a young girl who spends her days exploring the new premises of the flat that she and her parents have moved into. That is, un...