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Goldman, William(1998) The Princess Bride
Did you know the movie “The Princess Bride” was adapted from William Goldman`s novel of the same name? Within the first lines of the introduction, Goldman creates a sham autobiography of himself, an imaginary folklorist named S. Morgenstern, and a sweeping fairy tale from the land of Florin. This is the story of true love between Buttercup and Westley, along with the adventures of a colorful cast of characters, all of which Goldman claims to have culled from a drier and denser volume by Morgenstern. This no romance novel, though! It is an epic full of swashbuckling swordfights, treachery and laugh-out-loud moments. If you’re looking for a book that will both thrill and amuse you, The Princess Bride is the book for you.
Reviewed by Larisa L., South County Regional
Reader's comments about this book
When I read this book 10 years ago, I was enthralled. You will want to run to the library to read everything else William Goldman has written. His other books are all good reading too!
-Judy, Charlotte, NC
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