Este es un libro triste. "En un mundo oscuro, escrito de forma conmovedora y lleno de horrores mas o menos intensos" triste.A simple vista parece un libro infantil-juvenil, pero pierde ese tono rápidamente. Y se vuelve algo emocionante y perturbador de leer, aunque en partes lento. Un par de escenas...
It took me two tries to get into The Book of Lost Things; I'm not sure why. I think I just wasn't in the right place for it the first time. The second time, I stayed attached to it until I got to the very last page, all the way through the story, through the interview with John Connolly, and the not...
I found this book in the library. Yap, another wondering around the shelves. Anyway, I won't write review, mostly cause I dunno how to do that. Only thing that bothers me here is that the author is playing with my childhood, actually with fairy tales from my childhood. That is like trying to pass a ...
I found the first half of the book a little slow going and I'm not sure why? I actually liked the new twisted versions of Snow White and Little Red Riding Hood. But once David made it to the King and yes I already guessed who the King really was, that was when the story took off for me. I was surpri...
One of my favorite books now. It's that enthralling and special and moving!I am almost tempted to close it, reopen it at the beginning, and immediately re-read it. Almost...but I'd rather make my husband read it instead.
First off, I would like to thank Lee for mailing me this book and telling me that I MUST read it. I appreciate it, man; just added an all-time-favorite to the list.For me, The Book of Lost Things is one of those books that embody why I read in the first place. I completely lost myself in this stor...
12 year old David's world gets turned upside down when his mother dies and his father has a child with his mother's caretaker, Rose. They move into Rose's house and David in his misery retreats into what he has always thought of as the safe world of books. Soon, he finds himself caught up in his boo...
This is easily one of the best books I've ever read. It's just fucking genius. The writing was phenomenal.David, a 12 year old boy who loves his books, loses his mother. He gets lost in the world that's slowly evolving around him - there's a great war going on, his father is moving on with his li...
God damn it Goodreads! Let us do half stars!! lolI give this book 4.5What a great mix of fairy tales and darkness. This book was given to me to read by a friend and based on just reading the back, I assumed it was a childrens book. I was wrong. Where the main character is a boy of 12, the story itse...
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