The Neverending Story

Reviews

nika

Each chapter has beautiful illustrations, there are adorable endpapers and a sewn in fabric bookmark. Took some hustle for this gem to reach my address but a great book needs some sweatin'. I bought it as a present for a kid, really nice and well made!

Catrin Lawn

I was hesitant to buy this book for so long as it's rather expensive for a book and I didn't want to spend so much money and end up with a version that didn't have the red and green text. I read “A História Sem Fim” in my adolescence in a brown-cover brochure edition released by Martins Fontes in the early 2000s and for years I was looking for a new edition to have in the collection and be able to reread. Great edition of this marvelous piece of literature (I would not say "literature for children" for we adults appreciate it better than the current generation) and a must for any library. The real-world parts are in cursive, the Fantastica parts are in normal font.

Vibez

One of my favourite books I own. "Neverending Story ah ha ha ah ha ha ah ha ha" (Limahl) :) The paperback edition is good, the book holds itself open (no need to break the spine) and the paper and printing are of good quality.

Cliente Amazon

I can’t wait to read this book. But I already knew this when I bought it, so I don't think it affects reading. I can't wait to finally read the book that my favourite childhood movie was based on

Mariane Rodrigues

I thought the first half of the book (the part that was made into the movie) was great, but the second half was boring, unnecessary and pointless. Also the most memorable line from the book for me will forever be "he walked erect and wore a Prince Albert", oh Michael, you're a naughty one! Absolutely stunning edition, I love it so much! This book put a smile on my face.

MissBiba

Everybody now! The version I bought was the economical one.

Catie Woodall

Sorry, don't hate me pls! But for me the definitive factor when buying was discovering that the edition brings the text in two colors (red and green) to separate the events of our world and the events of Fantastica (Fantasia).