Media reviews written by eight young cousins for kids worldwide. Mostly books, and movies. Our grandparents watch television.
Monday, 7 March 2011
CORALINE
CORALINE
By Neil Gaiman.
176 pp. Bloomsbury. £9.99 (Ages 9 and up)
ISBN
9780747558538
Rating: 5 Stars
This book is very scary but still one of my favorite books .
It is about a young girl named Coraline whose parents do nothing but type on the computer and tell her to leave them alone.
Soon Coraline finds a secret door which leads into a new world where people have buttons for eyes.
First Coraline thinks this world is a lot better. Then she finds out that the person who says that she is her other mother and seems to be so nice really wants to take her life away. She found this out from three ghost children whose soles have been taken away and hidden carefully.
I think the lessons in this book are for parents and children. The one for children is to be happy with the parents that you have and the one for parents is to be kind to your children because they might run away.
Labels:
5 Stars,
9 years +,
9 years and up,
Bellusaurus sui,
Neil Gaiman