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A review by krimsuunpages
The Silver Eyes by Kira Breed-Wrisley, Scott Cawthon
4.0
Anyone who is a fan of the FNAF franchise and game series will love this book. If you are unfamilar with the franchise this book may not be for you.
The Silver Eyes adds more backstory to the world that Cawthon had already created with the five orginal games and Sister Location. (Check out steam if interested in the games).
We're offered insight into the creators of the animatronics and the deaths that have happened due to them.
The book puts into place a lot of details we already know. We meet the animatronics; Bonnie, Chica, Foxy and of course, Freddy.
There are many different characters to keep track off within this story. Charlie is the main protagonist; a strong character with a sad past. Her Father having had died as well as her best friend.
Then you meet her various friends. Which can be difficult to a certain regard to keep up with.
The story is slow building, but I really enjoyed the lead up to the finale of the book. I loved the flashbacks/events that Charlie remembers as the mystery of Freddy's unravels. Her memories help peice together aspects that we had already learned from the games. Additionally, it provides a lot of new information that many wouldn't have known before such as the origin of the animatronics.
I know there are some mixed reviews with this books. It was orginally self-published in 2015, before being rereleased in 2016 by Scholastic. I don't know how much has changed within the story and editing since the first release. But, as a fan of the games and story behind them; I was very happy reading this book.
I don't want to spoil anything from the story. So be sure to check it out if you think you'd enjoy it. I reccomend this book for sure if you love the games and the world that Scott has created.
The Silver Eyes adds more backstory to the world that Cawthon had already created with the five orginal games and Sister Location. (Check out steam if interested in the games).
We're offered insight into the creators of the animatronics and the deaths that have happened due to them.
The book puts into place a lot of details we already know. We meet the animatronics; Bonnie, Chica, Foxy and of course, Freddy.
There are many different characters to keep track off within this story. Charlie is the main protagonist; a strong character with a sad past. Her Father having had died as well as her best friend.
Then you meet her various friends. Which can be difficult to a certain regard to keep up with.
The story is slow building, but I really enjoyed the lead up to the finale of the book. I loved the flashbacks/events that Charlie remembers as the mystery of Freddy's unravels. Her memories help peice together aspects that we had already learned from the games. Additionally, it provides a lot of new information that many wouldn't have known before such as the origin of the animatronics.
I know there are some mixed reviews with this books. It was orginally self-published in 2015, before being rereleased in 2016 by Scholastic. I don't know how much has changed within the story and editing since the first release. But, as a fan of the games and story behind them; I was very happy reading this book.
I don't want to spoil anything from the story. So be sure to check it out if you think you'd enjoy it. I reccomend this book for sure if you love the games and the world that Scott has created.