Beautiful artwork in this book, but it made the story harder to follow. Not seen pull-out pages before though, that was neat.

The story itself was (as promised on the cover) a prequel(ish) affair. Like previous stories, I come away feeling that I've missed some points it was trying to get across.

I've read the whole box now with the exception of the Dream Hunters, which I wasn't in the mood for. I'm glad I've read all of them, although some of the books felt a bit too disconnected for me. I'll try to re-read though, as it takes me a while to get into Gaiman books. It's been a nice way to spend a month though, on and off.