Why we'd hand it over
Gaiman's own middle-grade rewrite of his 1999 novel—faster-paced, sharper dialogue, and a protagonist who actually earns his agency rather than stumbling into it; rich language without being precious.
Gaiman's own middle-grade rewrite of his 1999 novel—faster-paced, sharper dialogue, and a protagonist who actually earns his agency rather than stumbling into it; rich language without being precious.