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Liked It Rated 4 stars “Great, easy-to-read fantasy fiction. A solid concept with really memorable heroes and villains. The reluctant hero concept is familiar territory for Gaiman, but it's nice to see it targetted to a younger audience. The blending of magic and science and a story that never lulls, makes it a good choice for readers who get bored easily.” Jamie E’s full review » more reviews »

Didn’t Like It Rated 2 stars “Filled with far too many typos for such a short book, this one will keep your eyes rolling as you go from one painfully obvious event to the next cliched line. While the premise is a good one, the execution is woefully lacking. Gaiman teamed up with Reaves, a screenwriter, for this one and it shows. The book reads like a poorly produced made for T.V. movie, the kind that smart television studios pass on. Told from the first person point of view, our young, naive character uses...” David’s full review » more reviews »

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