This book is a great book for people of all ages. Even though the younger ones will not understand the puns and jokes throughout Milo's delightful adventure, they will enjoy the bright and imaginative world of the Phantom Tollbooth.

When I got my hands on this book, I could see that it had gone through a lot already... the book was quite tattered and by the time I was done reading it, the cover had ripped off. xD It had quite an interesting cover though, although now only about a fourth of it remains intact. Well, I can only say so much about the paperback's history; but on the other hand, I could say a whole lot more about the content that lays within. Each and every story had such an interesting, well-developed backdrop and foundation that it kept me reading for more, story after story, page after page. Within these stories, I found an equal level of superior imagination and differentiation; while some authors might write horror stories that tell about ghosts, Howard Phillips Lovecraft might tell a story from a madman's perspective in a totally possible situation in our modern world. Having read this book, I would definitely suggest it to anyone who wants a challenge and anyone who is looking for a very thought-provoking and unique read. c;

I really like how the plot develops. It's really a very well established, unique idea, and overall both an enjoyable read if you like some challenge and a bit of suspense too.

I really like how the plot develops. It's really a very well established, unique idea, and overall both an enjoyable read if you like some challenge and a bit of suspense too.

it was a good book. it had a lot of things that pop up that you did not see coming. so many things that people would not want.