Neil Gaiman Spooky Reads ( Halloween Special!!)

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Happy Halloween!! 🎃🎃 

Today at The Productivity and Books Spot y'all got some Spooky reads of Neil Gaiman's. A short crisp just about the two books leaving you with nothing more or less than you need to know.

Coraline and The Graveyard Book

Both the books are horror and humour packed so better get a comfortable seat before you read them! And don't forget to tell us in the comments about your opinions on the books and stay tuned for more interesting stuff.

The books that are almost fit for all age groups will be best enjoyed by teenagers and our protagonists share ages. For exciting reviews on these books please continue reading...

1) Coraline

It is a dark fantasy children's novella. This book sounds too spooky that nobody agreed that it was a children's novella even the publishers said the first half of the book was unpublishable! 

The story talks about Other Mother and a little girl named Coraline! the book has many spoooky instances to enjoy and without any spoilers, I leave you here... 


2) The Graveyard Book

A small boy, small book and huge horror! 
The boy's parents are murdered in the beginning of the story. The boy is Nobody, well that is his name- Nobody 'Bod' Owens. He is the adopted child of the ghosts of the graveyard..
The ghoulish theme is incredible in the book with ups and downs in the story of Nobody.



Check out Neil Gaiman at Goodreads! - Here

Buy Coraline and The Graveyard Book at Amazon by clicking on the pink linkss! 

This is all for today, be patient until we bring next post on Friday and practice inner peace.

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~Vanshika Atri~

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