
A fairy tale with swordfights, true love and giants
Goldman presents the book as an abridged version of S. Morgenstern’s classic, and tells of Buttercup, her true love Westley, the swordsman Inigo Montoya and Fezzik the giant. The 1973 novel is funny and affectionate.
Readers who enjoy fantasy with a fully imagined world, with a light mood and a fast pace. It is an easy read.
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