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Anansi Boys

by Neil Gaiman

Anansi Boys

by Neil Gaiman

Fat Charlie Nancy's existence is thrown into chaos when his father passes away on a karaoke stage, revealing a life filled with divine secrets. Charlie learns his father was the trickster god Anansi, and he has an unknown brother named Spider. This discovery embarks Charlie on a journey across continents, encountering a cast of peculiar characters and ancient myths. As Spider attempts to weave himself into Charlie's everyday life, with much more success than Charlie ever had, their fraternal bond is tested. Charlie delves into ancestral legacies and the world beyond, seeking help from unexpected allies to regain control of his life. This blend of contemporary fantasy and folklore unfolds a story about family, mischief, and the threads that connect us to our past.

  • Action & Adventure
  • Fantasy
  • Fiction
  • Humor
  • Contemporary
  • Family
  • Gods
  • Mythology
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