American Gods
by Neil Gaiman
8.53 / 10 96 ratings
- Language
- English
- Published
- 2001
- Publisher
- Recorded Books
- Pages
- 21
- ISBN
- 9780788794735
Subjects
- Comics & Graphic Novels
- General
- Literature & Fiction
- Genre Fiction
- Horror
- Mystery, Thriller & Suspense
- Subjects
- Literary
- Action & Adventure
- Fantasy
- Mythology & Folk Tales
- Folklore
- Science Fiction & Fantasy
- Epic
- Romance
- Family Life
- Contemporary
- United States
- Crime
- Friendship
- Science Fiction
- Fiction
- Theology
- Paranormal & Urban
- Graphic Novels
- Short Stories
- Folklore & Mythology
- Women
- Adaptations
- Religion
- Social Science
- Thrillers
- Games & Activities
- Supernatural
- Literature
- Urban
- English fiction
- English literature
- African American & Black
- Fairy Tales, Folk Tales, Legends & Mythology
- Fantasy fiction
- Romans, nouvelles
- Spiritual life
- Dark Fantasy
- New York Times bestseller
- Ancient
- COLORING BOOKS
- Audiobooks
- Science fiction
- Men's Adventure
- Mythology
- Coloring Books
- New York Times reviewed
- Unabridged Audio - Fiction/General
- Novela
- Americana
- Roman
Original edition
American Gods A NovelOriginally published in 2001 English Harper Collins
Other editions (65)
What other readers say
Liked
This coloring book is highly praised for its robust physical quality. Reviewers specifically highlight the heavy-duty pages, noting that they are strong enough to prevent bleed-through, even when using gel pens. Many fans found the book to be extremely well-done and enjoyable, with some even sharing the coloring experience with family. It is particularly recommended for anyone who is a fan of the associated television series.
Disliked
However, some readers found the book to be quite odd, particularly citing the inclusion of certain drawings, such as nudity, which they felt did not make sense in context. The artwork itself received varied feedback; while some illustrations were interesting, others were described as simplistic, akin to a children's coloring book, which disappointed those expecting a more sophisticated artistic standard. Additionally, the book was noted for only loosely following the original story, rather than covering all plot points in detail.
In short
Overall, this coloring book offers a somewhat varied experience. While it delivers on physical quality and provides an engaging activity for dedicated followers of the source material, potential readers should be aware of its mature themes, including nudity and violence, classifying it as an adult coloring book. It is best suited for ardent fans of the series who are looking for a creative tie-in and are open to diverse artistic interpretations, rather than a direct, comprehensive narrative adaptation.
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