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Oswaldo Madrid _swaldo_adrid — I was a "Lonely Doll" fan as a child -- who would guess that these charming stories were written and photographed by such a troubled young woman?

Pierre Fabre peyop — ****All Time Favorite Book**** As another reviewer so rightly pointed out: This is a book lover's dream, a book that never ends. Like I always say, a picture is worth 1000 words, but a mental picture is worth 1000 times more. Words cannot ever capture what's in a picture, there's always something more, and yet pictures themselves never quite capture something as well as the imagination. People always say that movie version of the book is never as good as the book was, and the reason is that the imagination's picture is infinitely more living. Endlessly more powerful. And this is what is so wonderful about this book: Ende uses a subtle technique that encourages the reader to really try and imagine everything as vividly as they can. So often, we just read words and don't transform them into pictures. And Ende doesn't disappoint: If we do the work, he gives us a very rich world to run around in (And, masterfully, this is actually the plot of the book.) This book is at the top of my list because I now consider it a fundamental book on how to read books: it schools the imagination. Afterwards, you'll never read another book in the same way again. Here on out, books teem with new life. Themes are more thundering, characters begin breathing, and a grand evolution occurs: words become worlds.

Oksana Zayats _ksanka_ — I liked this, mostly for the nostalgia of having read the earlier books in the series. If you liked the earlier books, you'll likely like this one.