This extended edition of Stardust includes a special introduction from the author as well as âWall: A Prologue,â the prequel story from which Stardust was born.
""A twisting, wondrous tale full of magic that only Neil Gaiman could have written.""
âChicago Tribune
""Beautiful, memorable . . . A book full of marvels.""
âMilwaukee Journal Sentinel
Among the wondrous, beautiful, and strange literary offspring conceived by Sandman creator, multi-award winner, and #1 New York Times bestselling author Neil Gaiman (Anasi Boys, Neverwhere, American Gods, Coraline, The Graveyard Book), his magical 1997 fantasy novel, Stardust, remains a top favorite. An enchanting adult fairy tale about a young man who travels beyond the boundaries of his small village to find a fallen star and win the heart of the woman he lovesâthe basis for the hit motion picture starring Michelle Pfeiffer, Sienna Miller, Claire Danes, and Robert DeNiroâGaiman's glorious fable is now available in a special keepsake edition. Here is a gift of Stardustâbeautifully packaged, with a special new introduction by the authorâthat every Neil Gaiman devotee will want to receive.
Alice
2023-06-08
Om man vill ha en berÀttelse med de typiska sago-inslagen fast med en lite vuxnare twist Àr denna verkligen att rekommendera. Kan vara skönt att lÀsa en lite förutsÀgbar bok dÀr man fÄr det man förvÀntar. KÀnde dock att flera av temana var vÀldigt utdaterade, Àr sÄ trött pÄ böcker dÀr alla kvinnliga karaktÀrer antingen Àr 1) unga, hjÀlplösa och tillfÄngatagna, 2) bara ute efter kÀrlek och giftermÄl, 3) Gamla och fula som gör vad som helst för att bli vackra och unga. Men man fÄr vÀl ha överseende dÄ boken skrevs pÄ 90-talet. Bra upplÀst av författaren sjÀlv.
Linda
2023-01-08
Otroligt mysig, skulle rekommendera den till nÄgon som vill lyssna pÄ en saga utan nÄgra större motgÄngar.
Efstratios
2022-09-10
Fun and cute read, cozy but sometimes slightly too much. Gaiman does great with enviroments and sensations but has a tendency to move slowly. Worth a read but the female characters are subpar and overtly sexuallised