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The Graveyard Book - May 2020 Book Group discussion thread

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LindsD May 2020 12:02pm, 15 May 2020 36,490 posts	Quote Pin LindsD Thank you! I thought I'd killed the thread
McGoohan May 2020 4:18pm, 19 May 2020 45,363 posts	Quote Pin McGoohan Mr Gaiman has been a bit naughty bbc.co.uk
mrs shanksi May 2020 4:23pm, 19 May 2020 10,610 posts	Quote Pin mrs shanksi Just talking about that on the covid19 thread!
The Scribbler May 2020 4:27pm, 19 May 2020 4,907 posts	Quote Pin The Scribbler What an idiot!
Serendippily May 2020 1:41pm, 25 May 2020 17,819 posts	Quote Pin Serendippily Very much enjoyed it. Thanks for the lend I’m glad I read it.
phal May 2020 1:43pm, 25 May 2020 2,814 posts	Quote Pin phal I've managed to download it via my library app - very excited to read it
Serendippily May 2020 1:48pm, 25 May 2020 17,820 posts	Quote Pin Serendippily It reminded me most of Diana Wynne Jones and I love her so that’s a compliment - eight days of Luke did something clever with Greek gods. And Carabonel who was a great fictional character. I particularly liked the relationship with the witch girl. We taught all our babies to go downstairs backwards and uphill into a graveyard would be a long toddle but I wasn’t really going to get picky that a child’s fantasy take wasn’t very realistic
LindsD May 2020 2:28pm, 25 May 2020 36,976 posts	Quote Pin LindsD I liked the witch girl, too.
westmoors May 2020 6:13pm, 25 May 2020 4,030 posts	Quote Pin westmoors This was my first foray with Gaiman, which is strange as I'm a huge Pratchett fan. Really enjoyed this and found it very easy to read. Loved the different language styles of the dead according to when they had lived. Quite a few LOL moments too!
westmoors May 2020 6:21pm, 25 May 2020 4,031 posts	Quote Pin westmoors Just read back. Having not read or seen any HP I can't comment on the similarities or not! I also liked the witch girl, and her 'not talking' to Bod! Mrs Shanksi, I'm also rubbish at reviewing books. I either like or dislike them, but very rarely can put my finger on the reasons!