"Stardust" by Neil Gaiman

Not your average fairy tale. Not your average love story. This book isn't average anything, actually.

Gaiman's book is beyond a book. It's a masterpiece. Let's talk about why.

First of all. The book starts out in the quiet little town of Wall. We meet a young Dustan Thorn. One might think that the story was about Dustan, if they hadn't read the back of the book summary. 

Next thing you know, you're being catapulted into a mad, magical realm. What? It's brilliant. I skipped a lot of important points, but that's because I only have one necessary point to make. This book is beyond anything anyone could ever expect to imagine. Is Gaiman really man, or is he a god? Is this book just a story? Is it the "real life"? It can't possibly be fantasy. Give it a go. Most of you won't regret it.

Book Review: A Wrinkle in Time by Madeleine L'Engle

So I read this book about two years ago, and recently picked it up again. I almost forgot why I loved it so much, then as I was reading through the pages I remembered. This might be the best book I've ever read aside from the Narnia series. It's very amazing, and it definately changed my life, and my view of literature. I'm reading the second one right now, (I said the third one in my video, oops) and I have to say that so far it does not disappoint. So go on and give this book a go! I think it's safe to say that few will regret it. 

http://youtu.be/3wzi4ugZR44