I'm conflicted on this book. I went into this wholly expecting to love it, especially since so many people I know and trust with book reviews have gushed about how amazing this is. But I was kind of let down (with myself, mostly) and found that I didn't love this book. It was good and Gaiman's writing style is delightfully detailed and odd (bonus that he narrates his audiobook himself and is very very good at it, a very pleasant listen). But something about the story just didn't click with me and I sometimes found the story to be dragging or confusing. So while I mostly found this to be a fine book, there were also points where I considered giving it up. I wish I loved it more but alas, not the Gaiman book for me.