≡ Descargar Gratis The City of Dreaming Books Walter Moers 9780099490579 Books

The City of Dreaming Books Walter Moers 9780099490579 Books

Download As PDF : The City of Dreaming Books Walter Moers 9780099490579 Books

The City of Dreaming Books Walter Moers 9780099490579 Books

I'm so glad I found Walter Moers! I love City of Dreaming Books. So whimsical, so imaginative, and a general theme of your mind being your most powerful tool. Every character in this book is silly and hilarious in their own way.

This book is an epic adventure. And epic adventures take a long time to complete. So there are times where you want things to go a little faster, but it's just because you can't read fast enough for all of the excitement that's being built up. Then you find yourself reading in a dimly lit room at 3AM.

Like reviewers on the back cover say, if you like Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, Hitchhiker's Guide, and Shel Silverstein, you'll enjoy these books. I don't like books that require a lot of attention, thought, or that are particularly dense/deep. This book (as well as the other Moers' books) is the perfect almalgamation of everything. I typically read books before/after work on my 1.5 hour commute on public transportation when my brain is not functioning yet or anymore.

Lastly, if City of Dreaming Books is your first Walter Moers book, you might think he's being rather arrogant about writing about the best literature/writing ever at first, as some other reviewers have commented. BUT, just bear through it for a few pages and you'll realize the book is not that at all. I do recommend reading Captain Bluebear first because it spans a lot more of Zamonia and gets you well acquainted with the awesome silliness of it all.


Tags : The City of Dreaming Books [Walter Moers] on Amazon.com. *FREE* shipping on qualifying offers. The author of <b>13 1⁄2 Lives of Captain Bluebear </b>transports us to a magical world. Optimus Yarnspinner,Walter Moers,The City of Dreaming Books,Vintage Books,0099490579,Fiction & related items,Fiction General,General & Literary Fiction,Modern fiction

The City of Dreaming Books Walter Moers 9780099490579 Books Reviews

This book tickles the part of the brain that loves anagrams, puns, and yes, just the way words can draw us into a book that we can’t put down. It is a book that dreams of books....
Be warned, this is the book you have been waiting for. This tale is set in Moers world of Zamonia, a continent populated by creatures of his own fantastic imagination. Optimus Yarnspinner is our hero, an aspiring Saurian author whos love of reading will lead him on an adventure to the center of a literary world. (Literally!) If only my life could be such a tale! You do not need to know what this book is about. You do not need to know that it will forever replace your here-till-now favorite fantasy. You only need to know that it is the book by which all other books will be judged. I have easily read hundreds of books, searching for a story that sustains you long after the last page This is THAT BOOK. Please, please, just read it. And after you've stayed up all night to devour it, go read Rumo's miraculous adventures.
what a interesting book.. well written, almost too well written.. but a very poetic way of writing.. at first it seems like it should be a childrens book, what with creatures and dinosaurs and such, but it is not.. it kept me entertained..
I think the title just about says it all. I enjoyed this book so much (as well as Rumo and the 13 1/2 Lives of Captain Bluebear) that if I had any gift with languages at all I'd be starting my first German class tomorrow just so that I could read his books before they're officially translated into English.

As at least one other poster indicated, his books can often be hard to get into and you're almost inclined to toss them aside when you've started one for the first time. But, once you get used to the utter absurdity of his books, I'm sure you'll find yourself as engrossed as the rest of us.

The City of Dreaming Books is a book that anyone who loves fantasy literature should run out and buy immediately. Don't get it at your local library because you'll want to have a copy of it on your shelf to lend to all of your friends or jealously re-read again and again, in which case you should buy two copies so that you can share this wonderful book around while still retaining your own Moers fix!

My only complaint is that there aren't any more Zamonian books translated right now for me to read. I can't wait to find out what happens in this wonderful world, especially if Optimus Yarnspinner is involved!

5 Stars just aren't sufficient!
This is an absolutely fascinating book that I am glad to have found. The second of this series came upon my friend and we both required to read the first befre entering the second. It is truly well thought out, complex, and thought evoking. It is not for someone who isn't into a bit of fantasy/just wants a light bit of reading.

I found the writing to be incredibly unique and well purposed. Although there were many words that I did not recognize and needed to look up, there were even more that I needed to truly use context clues in order to understand their definition. Indeed, it is a book I will need to reread in order to truly gain such a full and complete understanding of said words. The illustrations only added to the book, giving only a few slight hints as to what things might be like, but still leaving many details to the reader's mind. Add in the famous author references, such as Aleisha Wimpersleake and Doylan Cone and you are in for a literary masterpiece that was certainly well thought out.

This is a book I would love to see used in a high school english class. The reader can rarely guess what will happen next and doesn't truly know what will happen in the end unless they have already been spoiled for it by The Labyrinth of Dreaming Books. The language is that of a young adult, with enough variances to make the reader have to focus and occasionally have to seek solace in a dictionary for meanings unrecognized. Not only that, but to discover each reference inside is an amazing feat and some anagrams are easier to work than others.

In a world where books are everything and writers, authors, and publishers reign supreme, the main character must find his way after his "authorial godfather" passes. Alone in a mysterious city with nothing but an unnamed manuscript to guide him, Optimus Yarnspinner searches for the writer to tutor and mentor him as well as to begin his own journey into the world of writing. Met with mystery and intrigue, Optimus finds himself in the way of danger accidentally and must try and survive, although curiousity is ever so tempting.
I'm so glad I found Walter Moers! I love City of Dreaming Books. So whimsical, so imaginative, and a general theme of your mind being your most powerful tool. Every character in this book is silly and hilarious in their own way.

This book is an epic adventure. And epic adventures take a long time to complete. So there are times where you want things to go a little faster, but it's just because you can't read fast enough for all of the excitement that's being built up. Then you find yourself reading in a dimly lit room at 3AM.

Like reviewers on the back cover say, if you like Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings, Hitchhiker's Guide, and Shel Silverstein, you'll enjoy these books. I don't like books that require a lot of attention, thought, or that are particularly dense/deep. This book (as well as the other Moers' books) is the perfect almalgamation of everything. I typically read books before/after work on my 1.5 hour commute on public transportation when my brain is not functioning yet or anymore.

Lastly, if City of Dreaming Books is your first Walter Moers book, you might think he's being rather arrogant about writing about the best literature/writing ever at first, as some other reviewers have commented. BUT, just bear through it for a few pages and you'll realize the book is not that at all. I do recommend reading Captain Bluebear first because it spans a lot more of Zamonia and gets you well acquainted with the awesome silliness of it all.