Neil Gaim A Literary Analysis

Neil Gaiman presented fiction as a doorstep therapy to reading and an approach to shape one’s compassionate aptitude (Gaiman, 2013). No one can negate the statement made by the most intellectually-gifted person ever lived in the person of Albert Einstein when he said, “If you want your children to be intelligent,” he said, “read them fairy tales. If you want them to be more intelligent, read them more fairy tales.” I agree on those things that fiction do, however, I believe that these can also be achieved by non-fiction literature. Even Gaiman himself said that there is no book that isn’t good for children. As long as it fosters hunger for reading, daydreaming and the use of libraries, children of today can build a better nation founded on
good literacy.