🍃📚 Book Review: The Graveyard Book - Neil Gaiman

The orphan boy Bod (Nobody Owens) was raised by ghosts in the cemetery - yes, "the whole cemetery ghost" really!

From Bob Young to the cushion, he learned to live, grow, and discover the world through many ghosts, both historical figures, sour witches, to warm rulers (even ghosts).

👻✨ The point that made me fall in love with this book.

The mysterious but warm atmosphere, where it should be scary, is full of love, bonds, and family in a way that doesn't have the same bloodline.

In the story, there are various generations of ghost characters, each with their own personality and language, the war-era ghost speaks one way, the witch-era ghost speaks another way, and I can read it and actually get a "walk in the living cemetery."

The narrative method also divides the narrative structure into episodes.

It makes it very easy to read, not heavy, like a kind adult slowly telling stories, giving ideas, and teaching to grow with a bod.

Anything is like casual reading, but there are puzzles to follow.

It makes it impossible for readers to wonder who Bob really is.

And why would he have been here so young?

⭐ Who suits?

- People who like mystery fantasy on a new plot.

- People who like Neil Gaiman's work, like Coraline.

- People like Coming-of-Age grow with character.

- Readers who crave heart-warming books on rainy nights.

💬 Summary

Rating: 4.5/5 🍂

It's a book that I don't want to finish.

Who wants a mild Gothic atmosphere?

But keep the family warm. Recommended. 🙌🏻

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