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lolamuy's review against another edition
adventurous
dark
mysterious
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? Plot
3.75
This novel reads like a TV show, which I really enjoyed. The writing was fun and there was a good amount of gore and deaths for YA.
The first 200 pages were awesome, I couldn't put it down. The last 200 pages were a bit less exciting. Slightly repetitive and predictable.
You get attached to some characters and you hate some others.
Thecreatures were my favourite part. The parts about them were the best in the book. The parts about the Moonlight killer, I liked a bit less.
Overall I recommend this read, it was fun and exciting.
The first 200 pages were awesome, I couldn't put it down. The last 200 pages were a bit less exciting. Slightly repetitive and predictable.
You get attached to some characters and you hate some others.
The
Overall I recommend this read, it was fun and exciting.
Graphic: Blood, Addiction, Bullying, and Gore
Moderate: Gaslighting
Minor: Vomit
theremightbecupcakes's review against another edition
dark
emotional
mysterious
tense
fast-paced
- Plot- or character-driven? A mix
- Strong character development? Yes
- Loveable characters? It's complicated
- Diverse cast of characters? Yes
- Flaws of characters a main focus? Yes
5.0
Disclaimer: Jonathan and I are friends.
This audiobook, narrated by Matt Godfrey, blew me away. It also got me through the tail end of 21 days of Covid, in which I struggled to concentrate properly and correctly on the written word. Jonathan’s storytelling carried me away to the mind and world of an angry but caring teenager who just wants to protect his little sister and date his crush. But he’s thwarted by an escaped child killer and…something else in the woods.
This book is so evocative that I could see everything just as it happened…even if I didn’t want to. It’s terrifying and dark and fast and amazing.
I live on a mountain, surrounded by woods. I’m not going outside for a while.
This audiobook, narrated by Matt Godfrey, blew me away. It also got me through the tail end of 21 days of Covid, in which I struggled to concentrate properly and correctly on the written word. Jonathan’s storytelling carried me away to the mind and world of an angry but caring teenager who just wants to protect his little sister and date his crush. But he’s thwarted by an escaped child killer and…something else in the woods.
This book is so evocative that I could see everything just as it happened…even if I didn’t want to. It’s terrifying and dark and fast and amazing.
I live on a mountain, surrounded by woods. I’m not going outside for a while.
Graphic: Abandonment, Child death, Grief, Gore, and Murder
Moderate: Addiction
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