The Graveyard Book Critique
Backlash will be swift and merciless.
A toddler escapes to a graveyard following the murder of his parents by a man named Jack.
He is taken in, protected and raised by the supernatural inhabitants of said graveyard.
This book was inspired by and based on the Jungle Book.
I wasn't a fan.
Sorry, Neil Gaiman admirers.
About the Creator
Michael Wheat
Star underachiever and connoisseur of day old coffee. One of Mother Nature's many lovers; that beautiful, old trollop.
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