Title: Excellent, though Long
Product review: This book is delightful, and demonstrates a brilliant imagination. The book is structured around Bluebear's "lives," which are essentially adventures (his lives end not with 'death' but with the start of a new adventure). Some adventures work better than others; at their best, the book is a singular joy to read; at their worst, they can be a bit tedious. The occasional tedium results not so much from the intrinsic value of a particular part, I think, but from the overall length (700+ pages). Highly recommended for a light-hearted read.
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