اشتري اونلاين بأفضل الاسعار بالسعوديةسوق الان امازون السعودية: Coraline : Gaiman, Neil, McKean, Dave: كتب by Neil Gaiman

اشتري اونلاين بأفضل الاسعار بالسعوديةسوق الان امازون السعودية: Coraline : Gaiman, Neil, McKean, Dave: كتب Reviews

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  Haneen A.

  I bought this book back in December and I just started reading it only to realize it’s missing than 50 pages!! It’s too late to return it now!
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  Noura

  its came all the paper a ripped and its so bad
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  sara almutairi

  لون الصفحات مايل للرمادي في رسومات في الكتاب قريت بدايته وحسيته لغته سهله للمبتدئين ، تابعت الفلم حق الكتاب حيل حلو ومتحمسه اقرا الكتاب
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  nona yahya

  .Had to get it when I found out they sold the book version of the movie!! LOVE LOVE CORALINE
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  Wil B

  I watched the film and loved how dark and gothic it was so bought the book for very cheap. Turns out it’s a kids book which is similar to the film but a lot shorter and missing out many scenes and characters. It’s of a short story but is still an entertaining one. It features a weird mixture of English and American language but I would still recommend for a very easy read.
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  Wendy

  One of the best things about any Neil Gaiman book for me is that I can approach it with confidence knowing it's going to be interesting and funny and just plain well written. There is so much popular dross around written by authors who can hardly seem to string together a sentence of longer than five or six words and avoid any word that has than three syllables that Gaiman's gift for language and wordage alone makes him shine. Add to that a sense of humour and an ability to see the world from sometimes slanted directions and his books are always, always worth reading. Added benefit to the audio books is that I truly enjoy the way he reads them.
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  goodreads Customer

  Wow. My pleasant surprise for this book was barely contained after I gobbled it up in two (albeit very busy) days.I admit I am a huge fan of the film and have watched it numerous times. There is actually added to the film as the book is only around two hundred pages, however this did not disappoint me in the least.Coraline is jam packed full of various themes, beautifully haunting imagery, and colourful characters. It also had a frightful scene including the Other Father that I will unashamedly say scared me witless.Gaimans prose is also luscious and beautiful. This is the first and only book of his that I have read so far (The Graveyard Book is sitting patiently on my shelf) and was one of my best reads of the year. He speaks directly to you in third person but not down to you; he tells you stuff but not in a preachy way at all, we learn it along with Coraline, who would be an adventurer's dream to explore with!Coraline is a modern gothic fairtale with a refreshingly active protagonist. A little warning this book (and its illustrations) may frighten the much younger ones. Five stars all the way.
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  P. M. Jones

  May have been my own fault but in my opinion it was not made very obvious that this book was not the English version.
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  Jenny

  This is a story we are studying with year 7s at school. As a TA I am required to know about the story but I am not in every lesson, so it's difficult. I decided to buy the audio version so I could listen whilst in the car. It's brilliant. It's so easy to just put in and listen to on journeys and rewind if you miss a bit. I would recommend this as even my own year 7 boy, who goes to a different school to me, has asked to borrow it and he listens to it at night before he goes to sleep.