I'm not frightened, she told herself, 
 This was a lovely read. While you can tell - and Gaiman states himself in the introduction - that it was intended for children, it's still really enjoyable and I had a lot of fun reading it. It was dark and quirky and vibrant and everything I'd hoped it would be - especially after watching the film! (Which, if you haven't seen, you should watch immediately. It's great.) 
 I did miss Wybie, but Coraline and the Cat were still a joy and though there were some slight differences between the film and the book, it was still lovely. The only thing I could think of to nitpick would be that I wish the artwork (which is gorgeous! I've loved Chris Riddell's art since I was super little because of the Edge Chronicles) came after the scenes depicted. I'd already seen the film, so I had a good idea of what was coming, but still. Give me a picture of the scene after I've read the scene, please! :") 
 All in all, though, I would definitely recommend this one.