We guarantee you won't feel the same way about stars ever Receiving a nomination for the Locus Award, an ALA award, and both the Geffen AwardĪnd the Mythopoeic Fantasy Award for Adult Literature. So expect excitement mixed with dazzling descriptions and cute characters. This book has a lot of the same vibes as The Princess Bride , Nothing-and no one-is what it seems, and adventures ensue, magical creatures We follow Tristran Thorn, a teen from Victorian-era England who goes to fetch aįallen star in Faerie to bring home to the girl he thinks is his true love. If not, though, get thee to your local library pronto.
The book was first published in 1999, and if you're lucky, you've got a copy with some of Vess's gorgeous illustrations in it.
To talk about Stardust, a book which is the lovechild of author Neil Gaiman and illustrator Charles Vess and features, among other things, a star who falls to earth and looks a heckofa lot like a girl. We're not here to talk about astronomy, though, we're here Off to? Forget making wishes-we want to know what happens to those brilliantįlashes of light once they escape our line of vision. Have you ever seen a shooting star and wondered where it's
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