Imaginative and so magical. I love the alternate, dreamy tale with video game story like. Luka and his adventure, all those characters that he encountered throughout his journey to save his father who is unwell at home-- so intriguing and thrilling. I'm quite fascinated with all philosophical and historical pinch inside the narrative, making it more entertaining. Though it was such a simple story line, wording and plot was an attention grabber, all the wordplay-- humorous and fun. I love it very much. I should get Haroun and the Sea of Stories next (although I think I should have read that one first)!

As always, with Salman Rushdie, you can't help but being completely absorbed by the story. He once again proved to be a master story teller, with intricately woven tales of magic. It's a children's book, but even an adult can really enjoy it (like I did) it has all the elements of Salman Rushdie's complicated stories, but kinda less complicated.