Alex Bright's Reviews > Sandman: Dream Hunters 30th Anniversary Edition (Prose Version)
Sandman: Dream Hunters 30th Anniversary Edition (Prose Version) (The Sandman Presents)
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4.5 stars, rounded up
Beautiful story inspired by Japanese culture and, indeed, artwork. I especially love the character of the fox and her growth through the chapters of the story. Gaiman is adept at creating stories that could fit easily and seamlessly into mythology. The only reason I didn’t give it a full five stars is that was far too short for my liking. I could have spent far longer in the company of these characters.
Beautiful story inspired by Japanese culture and, indeed, artwork. I especially love the character of the fox and her growth through the chapters of the story. Gaiman is adept at creating stories that could fit easily and seamlessly into mythology. The only reason I didn’t give it a full five stars is that was far too short for my liking. I could have spent far longer in the company of these characters.
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Reading Progress
May 25, 2019
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May 25, 2019
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January 17, 2024
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January 19, 2024
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54.1%
"Never trust a person who doesn’t like animals, and never abide one who abuses them."
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January 20, 2024
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72.13%
""And perhaps that is what she wants. To be lost in dreams."
Fascinating to see Morpheus and his Palace translated into Japanese dreams."
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Fascinating to see Morpheus and his Palace translated into Japanese dreams."
January 21, 2024
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89.34%
"“Nothing is done entirely for nothing. Nothing is wasted. You are older, and you have made decisions, and you are not the fox you were yesterday. Take what you have learned and move on.”
“And did you also learn a lesson?”
But the pale king chose not to answer and remained wrapped in silence; and after some time the raven flapped heavily away into the sky of dreams and left the king entirely alone.”"
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“And did you also learn a lesson?”
But the pale king chose not to answer and remained wrapped in silence; and after some time the raven flapped heavily away into the sky of dreams and left the king entirely alone.”"
January 21, 2024
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Finished Reading