Title: Amazingly good
Product review: Like its predecessor Sabriel, this book is great. Lirael is a wonderful character - realistic, likeable, curious, intellectual, easy to empathesize with, yet strong and sensible. Someone you'd like to hang out with. Similiarly the rest of the cast shines; I have trouble trying to point out a single poorly drawn character that's essential to the plot. The story is satisfyingly full of mysteries and secrets and adventure - I literally could not stop turning the pages until I got to the end. Even though the book does not finish the tasks set out for the good guys, the end is still climatic. Like many of the other readers who've written reviews here, I too am waiting on tetherhooks for "Abhorsen", the final book (or so I'm told) of this so far magnificently written trilogy.
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