Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 823.914
EAN: 9780030073229
ISBN: 0030073227
Label: Henry Holt & Co (P)
Manufacturer: Henry Holt & Co (P)
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 183
Publication Date: 1986-06
Publisher: Henry Holt & Co (P)
Studio: Henry Holt & Co (P)
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I recently purchased a great quality one for a reasonable price and I was ecstatic! It was an amazing book. Sadly I lost it today because our house burned down :(. So now Im on a quest to find it, along with other posessions I used to own. I recommend this book to anyone who is a fan for sure! If you have a great copy for a reasonable cost let me know cuz mine burnt :(.
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My daughter has been waiting to read this book for months, maybe even a couple of years since she first found it on the web. When she finally got it, she read it and said that it's much better than the movie. She said it has insights to what some characters are even thinking, where the movie did not. I used to love to watch the movie and introduced it to her and it has become her all time favorite. She is always collecting whatever she can that has anything to do with the movie. This book is a must have for Labyrinth addicts!
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this book is worth every penny... its a story about a day dreaming girl who wishes her little brother to a land of goblins castles and of course the labyrinth. if you dont want to spent 50 dollars on this book you CAN GET IT FOR FREE.. just google it and youll find the transcript of the book that you can print out and read.. its not like having the book... but its way cheaper..
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Basically it is a mix between the original 2 scripts for the movie, making it pretty much twice as awesome!
Those random small things that left you hanging in the movie such as where does the Left Knocker lead?
HIGHLY RECOMMENDED!
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If you liked the movie, then you'll love this book. I bought a mint condition copy for about seventy dollars last year, and I couldn't be happier with it.
Like the movie, the book tells of a young girl draw into a fantasy world by her own overactive imagination in order to save her little brother, who has been stolen by the goblin king, who says he is only seeking favor in her eyes, and seems to have fallen in love with her.
The book follows the storyline of the movie exactly, but offers more insight into the characters thoughts and actions. I can remember in particular that the ballroom scene was quite staggeringly more descriptive. A wonderful book, worth the price; espescially if you can find one in good condition.
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