Doctor Who: Adventures in Lockdown

Very enjoyable

I loved these stories. Page 44 is blank and page 45 starts off in mid-sentence. I have never seen this mistake in a book. This book was made to support a charity in the U.K. called Children in Need. I am very surprised this was missed. I wonder if I am the only person that this happened to? I don't know how to send a picture to you. Sorry.

When this book was first announced, I immediately hit pre-order. In a year that had been awful for so many people, this book was a lovely treat for Doctor Who fans. While we were all in the early days of lockdown, the Doctor Who community (something I've had an increasingly tenuous relationship with of late) really let out its creative side and kept themselves entertained with various stories and projects. To see it celebrated in a collection like this, and even raising a little bit of money for charity in the process is just heart-warming.From the cover alone, you can see the impressive names that make contributions to this book, including the three showrunners of the modern era, as well as the likes of Neil Gaiman and Vinay Patel. Each story is brief and accessible for all ages to read. You've got everything from the 13th Doctor's inner monologue from when she plummeted out of the TARDIS, Steven Moffat as his usual self being meta and smashing that fourth wall, Russell T Davies implying that Boris Johnson is an Auton, and the Doctor's granddaughter Susan popping up for multiple appearances. These stories are fun and light for the most part, and while they may not be essential reading, they are most certainly delightful.

Speravo così tanto che uscisse una raccolta di queste storie pubblicate durante il primo Lockdown. Sono storie bellissime e accompagnate da disegni molto carini. È stato un piacere rileggerle.

Not my favorite.