Anansi Boys book review
After reading the Anansi Boys , I found this is a simple, vivid, and jovial coming-of-age novel. The author combines comedy, horror, and crime fiction makes it seem like a story with no profound truth on the surface, but it still strikes at the heart of the reader in essence. I think Anansi Boys is very different from other fantasy novels. Although it has adventures, magic and scary plots like ordinary fantasy novels, its essence is to discuss a question about how to grow up. Through The story of Neil Gaiman, we see the growth of a man who use to be weak, self-contemptuous and uninteresting. At the same time, we also realize that while suffering in life can make a person grow up quickly, the process of growing up can be very painful. The beginning of the story is a little less immersive, until the spider appears and the whole story becomes clear. On the surface, “Fat Charlie” has lost his job and his love life, but when he hits the bottom of his life, he ...