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Average rating4.2
Gaiman goodness as always. An author has done his story justice when the masses title it a book for ‘Young Adults' or ‘Children' yet the story captivates the stone-hearted of adults. Follow the story of Nobody Owens, or Bod for short, as he is raised, cared for, and guarded over (by the elusive Silas) in the graveyard on the hill. Friendships are woven, and adventures are embarked upon as Bod slowly learns of his troublesome past - and goes to risqué lengths to learn of his once living family, and the supernatural assassin who disposes of them. This is an entertaining read and a great start for newbies to Gaiman's mind.