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Stardust
by Neil Gaiman
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A young man, Tristan, sets off on a quest to retrieve a fallen star and win the hand of his love in marriage. The problem is that the star seems to have landed in the realm of faeries, and Tristan must venture into those uncharted territories, far outside the walled city in which he and his love reside.
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9780380804559,
Paperback,
Spike,
2000
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9781417710430,
Prebinding,
Bt Bound,
2000
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9780380977284,
Hardcover,
Harpercollins,
1999
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9780786233571,
Hardcover,
Thorndike Pr,
2001
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9780060934712,
Paperback,
Perennial,
2001
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9781563894701,
Paperback,
Dc Comics,
1999
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9780061142024,
Paperback,
Perennial,
2006
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9780061153921,
Compact Disc,
Harperaudio,
2006
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Media Reviews
"Gaiman knows how to make this kind of storytelling look easy. "Stardust avoids sounding too precious or knowing, and the prose strikes just the right notes of humor and romance. Vess' generously detained paintings perfectly capture the beauty, oddness, and terror of Faerie."
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