In the book that took figure of speeches and turned them into real life realties. Besides doing that; Norton Juster writes a funny, but sort of dull novel. This book follows Milo a boy who is always wants to be somewhere but when he gets there he wants to go somewhere else. At home and bored a strange package arrives that transports him to another world where everything is upside down [not literary]. He gets appointed on a quest to save two princesses Rhyme and Reason. Will he succeed?
When you are laughing you think it's the a wonderful novel, when you're reading the not so funny parts you'll be bored to death. That is if you're still alive after the first chapter! This book is worth it. But just warning you the bad parts are Super Boring!
Not a complete waste of time, but you could put your reading time into a much better novel.
2.5/5
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