Que libro más redondo.

Personajes muy carismáticos y muy diferentes entre si, con un ritmo endiablado y un final de medalla de oro.

Gregory que bueno eres. ( )

"Spoonbenders" by Daryl Gregory earns a solid five stars, overcoming a sluggish start that initially left me uncertain. As the narrative gained traction, however, the story transformed into a captivating tapestry of emotions. Gregory's skillful storytelling weaved together heartfelt moments, clever humor, and poignant tragedy, creating a rich and multifaceted experience.

The novel's ability to elicit both laughter and tears showcases Gregory's narrative prowess. The characters, once seemingly ordinary, evolved into a cast that felt like old friends by the final chapters. The blend of humor and tragedy provided a nuanced exploration of the human experience, making the journey through "Spoonbenders" both engaging and profoundly impactful.

In the end, "Spoonbenders" proved to be a masterfully crafted narrative that transcended its initial pacing challenges. The emotional resonance, coupled with a perfect balance of wit and poignancy, left me with a lasting appreciation for Gregory's storytelling prowess. This is a book that lingers in the heart and mind, earning its well-deserved five-star rating. ( )

Exercise in cuteness. ( )

Gregory is always a treat. Weird, funny, and offbeat but with a cast of characters that make you want to turn the page. A mashup of supernatural and the mafia. How can you go wrong. ( )

I loved it. The characters were flawed and quirky. The story was fun. Also the fact it was set in the nineties and had those references was gravy. I had a hard time putting it down. ( )