- David's mother died. His father remarried and is now expecting another child with his new wife. Because David is an avid reader, his step-mother has put him her uncle's bedroom who was also a reader and left behind several books when he disappeared as a child. David hears the books whispering as well as his mother's voice. Following her voice one day, David disappears into a wormhole to another world. To get back to his own world, David needs to ask the king to help him. As he travels to the king, David encounters several figures from fairy tales and nightmares.
Tuesday, October 8, 2013
The Book of Lost Things by John Connolly
The Book of Lost Things - David's mother died. His father remarried and is now expecting another child with his new wife. Because David is an avid reader, his step-mother has put him her uncle's bedroom who was also a reader and left behind several books when he disappeared as a child. David hears the books whispering as well as his mother's voice. Following her voice one day, David disappears into a wormhole to another world. To get back to his own world, David needs to ask the king to help him. As he travels to the king, David encounters several figures from fairy tales and nightmares.
- David's mother died. His father remarried and is now expecting another child with his new wife. Because David is an avid reader, his step-mother has put him her uncle's bedroom who was also a reader and left behind several books when he disappeared as a child. David hears the books whispering as well as his mother's voice. Following her voice one day, David disappears into a wormhole to another world. To get back to his own world, David needs to ask the king to help him. As he travels to the king, David encounters several figures from fairy tales and nightmares.
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