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| Title: Coraline |
| Author:
Neil
Gaiman |
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Reviewer:
Jin
X . '12
Coraline is about
a girl who lives in an apartment with her mother and father.
One day while Coraline is exploring the apartment building
she comes across a door that she unlocks, and finds another
world. In this other world there is an exact replica of her
apartment building. Coraline's mother and father are also
in this other world, but they seem to be different. She soon
realizes that her "mother" is not good, so Coraline
tries to escape.
I would recommend
this book to people who like fiction and adventure books.
Winter 2005 |
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| Reviewer:
Rebecca
O. '10 |
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I like this book because it is very suspenseful.
I enjoyed it so much that once I started it I could not put
it down. I recommend this book to people who like scary
stories.
This book is about a girl named Coraline who just moved into a new flat, or apartment, that
has fourteen doors. Thirteen of the doors are open, but
one is closed and locked. When Coraline opens the locked
door, she finds a solid brick wall inside. As she looks
at the brick wall, a passage appears and through that passage
Coraline discovers a new world that seems to be exactly like
her old one, but somehow it isn't. Almost everything
in the new world is better, for example the toys and the
food. One thing isn't better, however. Coraline's new
world parents are keeping a secret from her. When Coraline uncovers
the secret she tries to escape, but there is no way. To find
out what happens, read the story. Fall
2002 |
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