My grandma showed this to me and said this was a picture book gramps really liked, so naturally I was thrilled to read it. What I like most is 1) that Neil Gaiman masterfully crafted a story that is eery and unsettling, but never scary. He gave us a heroin that is unshakeably brave and clear-headed and I loved how there's a chastising about not believing your children. 2) The art style is DELECTABLE! Incredible! The fusion of, once again, eery shapes and faces, paired with the familiarity the photographic elements provide (like the jam jars) - chef's kiss. Really enjoyed this one!