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Kim Patishnock kimpatishnock — Like so many of Gaiman's books, Stardust seems to promise so much more than it ever offers. Gaiman creates a beautiful, unique world and puts characters you can almost believe in but just don't like very much (see: Shadow, from American Gods). And these characters. They have adventures. Adventures that are pretty much glossed over. There's no doubting Gaiman's imagination. It's just that he never does much with it. Doesn't mean it's not worth a read, or that you won't keep reading. In fact, you kind of want to keep reading, waiting for the climax that you feel you deserve. Like life, you don't get what you deserve.

Maya Veresen tanilemon — This is an awesome little book. It was written by a professor that I know at NYU-in-Paris. The book is very simple and very dark. It is an easy read in French if you aren't very experienced with the language. I really appreciated that Morin could evoke such feeling in such simple language.

Cayla Mcmanaman _ayla_c_anaman — This book was definitely original. The character was somewhat interesting but I found the book a little repetitive and boring. It's worth reading, but it was not one of my favorites. It's very creative.

Carla Espinoza-saenz krlaespn — This is a good, old-fashioned ghost story: intriguing; dark; moody; mysterious and creepy. It's more Dickens than King - at least early King - meaning it's more suspenseful than horrifying (and it's set in foggy, misty England, in a time period that's not really apparent from the story.) It's also the kind of mystery that unfolded slowly enough to keep me interested while at the same time giving up enough details along the way to let me guess (accurately, as it turned out) what was really going on. I always enjoy that, since I can be a bit slow sometimes when it comes to unravelling plot. All in all, a good tale for a "dark and stormy night."