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4 of 4 found the following review helpful:
 Great Book, with Great Artwork! Jul 12, 2004
I bought this book as soon as it came out. I also bought a copy for my wife, so that we could each read it without fighting over one copy. The Artwork in it is amazing. It has the greatest cover I have ever seen. Breath taking. The book is one of the most crazy and interesting ones I have ever read. And as an added bonus, it even mentions Ken Finn in the acknowledgements. That is amazing in itself. This is a must have for people of all ages.
3 of 3 found the following review helpful:
holy wow Jul 22, 2004
By ladypajama
This entire book is set in lands we will never see, with contraptions we will never use, yet I can visualize them. I can believe in them. It is almost as if Wagner has tapped into another dimension and is just telling it as he sees it.
This is a must read.
1 of 1 found the following review helpful:
This is a book you will want to keep on your bookshelf forever. Nov 05, 2005
By Melissa Wax
"Mrs. Wax"
I recommend this to everyone of all ages and reading levels. I fell in love with this book after the first page. I was amazed with Wagner's writing style. His poetic descriptions make the characters and the world he writes them into come alive. After reading this book I immediately went back to the beginning and started reading it all over again. This is one of those special books I will read and recommend to everyone again and again.
 A fun read Nov 02, 2009
By Cynthia Frank
The cover grabbed my attention, and then the contents kept it. I can't wait to give a copy to my imaginative nephew.
Excellent writing + Unique adventure = Superb book May 21, 2008
By Dave Baxter
"comic reviewer www.brokenfrontier.com"
A nuanced narrative with gorgeous description, Twain-ish witticisms, intelligent insights, and a cast and core concept that has (to my knowledge) never been done anywhere else. This is a "bizarre" book, yes, but not one that drowns itself in its own weirdness but instead acts like a ship on the sea of fiction possibilities, and therefore offers readers the chance traverse such waters in style. It's as breezy as it is daunting, and in any event a book hard to regret spending time with. Highly recommended for those who enjoy Terry Gilliam films, Seuss and Gorey-esque themes, and a wholly fable sense of logic.
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