Coraline
Coraline
Fiction | Novel | Published in 2008
Book Brief
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Novel • Fiction
England • Contemporary
2008
10-14 years
Super Short Summary
Coraline, adapted by P. Craig Russell and written by Neil Gaiman, follows a young person named Coraline who discovers an alternate, eerie version of her new home. In this mysterious world, Coraline encounters strange beings and faces daunting challenges to find her way back to her actual family and reality.
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Review Roundup
Coraline by P. Craig Russell and Neil Gaiman captivates with its enchanting art and gripping story. Reviews commend its eerie charm and staying true to the original novel's essence. However, some critique the adaptation for condensing complex themes. Overall, it offers a visually stunning and faithful rendition for both new and devoted fans.
Who Should Read Coraline?
Readers who enjoy Coraline by P. Craig Russell and Neil Gaiman typically appreciate dark fantasy, young adult fiction, and eerie illustrations. Fans of Harry Potter and A Series of Unfortunate Events will likely be captivated by its blend of suspense and whimsical adventure, appealing to both middle-grade readers and adults.
40,631 ratings
Loved it
Mixed feelings
Not a fan
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Novel • Fiction
England • Contemporary
2008
10-14 years
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