Coraline by Neil Gaiman
I am getting used to late review now đ
My school’s library has a book that I have been eager to read, Coraline by Neil Gaiman. Coraline, for me, till this day is still the best western animation I have ever seen (I said western because for me best of all animation belongs to Spirited Away). So dark, so unpredictable, so creative and magical…the kind of animation that easily attracts me. I have long known that Coraline is based on a book under the same title…but I never had a chance to read it till last January.
I have finished the book more than a month ago…and that’s why this is a late review #sigh
The story is basically same with the animation BUT the details are different.
In the movie, Coraline went to the other world several times till she was finally locked by her other mother…in the book, she only went once and already knew something was not right in the other world.
Let’s begin from the beginning.
Coraline is an only child and lives with her unique parents. Coraline seems like a lonely child with super busy parents who hardly even notice her. Her mom rarely cooks proper food and her dad, though working at home, is always busy. She is left alone to explore or visit the neighbours. Continue reading “Coraline by Neil Gaiman”