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A review by void_faerie
Ghost Wood Song by Erica Waters
3.0
Shady lost her father years ago during a tragic car accident but has started to hear his fiddle playing his songs in the woods. Her fathers fiddle had the power to summon ghosts and after her brother is charged with the murder of her stepdad, she hopes to use that power herself and clear his name.
Ghost Wood Sing was a nice easy read. It was nice to see some bisexual representation which wasn’t the main focus of the story. The book was mysterious and focused on family secrets and grief.
I found it difficult to empathise with Shady, not because I haven’t experienced grief but because she is a very angry character who often takes it out in other people and it left me feeling quite frustrated a lot of the time. That said, I do feel she develops throughout the book to be more thoughtful.
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Ghost Wood Sing was a nice easy read. It was nice to see some bisexual representation which wasn’t the main focus of the story. The book was mysterious and focused on family secrets and grief.
I found it difficult to empathise with Shady, not because I haven’t experienced grief but because she is a very angry character who often takes it out in other people and it left me feeling quite frustrated a lot of the time. That said, I do feel she develops throughout the book to be more thoughtful.
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