

The Melancholy Death of Oyster Boy and Other Stories
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Genres: Literature & Fiction, Humor & Entertainment
Book Type: Hardcover
Author:
Genres: Literature & Fiction, Humor & Entertainment
Book Type: Hardcover
This was a collection of poetry with illustration by Tim Burton. The poems are all very off the wall, some are slightly disturbing, and most are darkly humorous. I would recommend for older teen to adult because of the content (there are a few poems with explicit sexual themes). I am a huge Tim Burton fan and ended up enjoying this a lot.
The majority of poems talk about strange and troubled children and the weird ailments or situations that haunt them. All in all they were well done, occasionally made me laugh out loud, and were definitely unique. The sketches are very Burtonesque and their style matches the poems well.
While I did enjoy this, it might be something that's better read bit by bit over time. I sat down and read it all in one sitting and the poems (despite their quirkiness) actually got to be a bit repetitive.
Overall this is a must for all you Tim Burton fans out there. It's a beautifully put together book and is full of strange and quirky poetry and illustration by Burton.
The majority of poems talk about strange and troubled children and the weird ailments or situations that haunt them. All in all they were well done, occasionally made me laugh out loud, and were definitely unique. The sketches are very Burtonesque and their style matches the poems well.
While I did enjoy this, it might be something that's better read bit by bit over time. I sat down and read it all in one sitting and the poems (despite their quirkiness) actually got to be a bit repetitive.
Overall this is a must for all you Tim Burton fans out there. It's a beautifully put together book and is full of strange and quirky poetry and illustration by Burton.
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