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    • American Gods
    • I really enjoyed so much about this book, on many different levels - the references to the gods of many different beliefs (and the ways those gods were worshiped and in some cases how they came to be), having those same gods take on very appropriate human disguises, using nomenclature for the mode ... Continue

      I really enjoyed so much about this book, on many different levels - the references to the gods of many different beliefs (and the ways those gods were worshiped and in some cases how they came to be), having those same gods take on very appropriate human disguises, using nomenclature for the modern gods that brings Pilgrims Progress to mind. I think this is one of the only books I have read where the protagonist dies 2/3 of the way through the work. I enjoyed that the story took place in many locations I was extremely familiar with and was astonished when I found out that the author lives in Ireland - he has his middle America down so well (as well as his American voice). The book is well written and paced. Both the dialog and characters are memorable. This is my first Neil Gaiman book, but definitely not my last.

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  • Readingrat said on Dec 23, 2007 about the Mass Market Paperback edition
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    • I really enjoyed the storyline and the writing, but I think I was expecting some huge climactic ending that didn't occur. A lot of the twists and turns throughout the book are tied up nicely by the end, though, and this is one of very few books that made me laugh out loud.

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  • JaxSean said on Aug 16, 2008 about the Hardcover edition
    • Yay! I finally had some time to finish it! My reading time was so sporadic while I was at school, so I think I did myself a disservice with this book. I did quite like this book, but there was so much gap between reading sessions that I found myself not remembering details that I should have and the ... Continue

      Yay! I finally had some time to finish it! My reading time was so sporadic while I was at school, so I think I did myself a disservice with this book. I did quite like this book, but there was so much gap between reading sessions that I found myself not remembering details that I should have and then I had a sense of not connecting properly with the characters. I do highly recommend it to others, though, as well as it's wonderful follow-up, Anansi Boys.

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  • dalai lala said on Jun 22, 2008 about the Mass Market Paperback edition
    • My favorite book from Neil Gaiman and one of my favorite books of all time.

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  • Braydin said on Feb 26, 2008 about the Paperback edition

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ISBN-10: 0060010606
ISBN-13: 9780060010607
Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers
Pub date: Sep 01, 2001
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