Some juvenile fantasy literature pieces can be seen as too scary for the audience that it was intended for. Neil Gaiman’s Coraline is said to be for ages eight and up, but the context of the story may be too frightening for an eight-year-old child. Although Tim Burton released a movie adaptation for Gaiman’s novel, Coraline as a novel is not well known and therefore would not be considered a classic. As in the other fantasy pieces covered, there are strong themes of good versus evil and many archetypes. Coraline is a young girl whose curiosity gets the best of her. She enjoys exploring and one night finds an alternate universe that contains her “Other Mother” and “Other Father.” Both other characters are foils for Coraline’s actual parents.