This is a large format illustrated short story that is dystopian short story. I think I liked the illustrations more than the story but I'm glad that finally got around to reading it. ( )

An excellent story (again) by Neil Gaiman which is complemented beautifully by the artwork of Matuszak. It feels like a small part of what could be a much larger story, one which I hope Mr. Gaiman chooses to revisit sometime. It's a shame Hill House went under because this book is truly breathtaking and a must own for any Gaiman fan. ( )

A truly wonderful story of a lonely little girl using an expansive imagination to populate her world with living things with which to play. A machine that tells stories before running out of power, leaving Melinda even more alone than before. "Now, where the future rots and rusts, only Melinda, and the dust." ( )

Stunning and beautiful artwork in a limited, first and numbered edition.
The story is a little weird and confusing, but the absolutely wonderful edition makes up for it. ( )

I feel lucky to have this beautiful book. Hill House editions are glorious! ( )