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A review by amylittleford
In the Night Wood by Dale Bailey
4.0
I am reviewing this book after receiving a free copy through netgalley.
When I started reading this book I knew that it wouldn't be like any I usually read. The whole way through I wanted to read on and see how this book would end. The whole book was surrounded by grief of a child and the break up of a marriage. I wanted to help Charles and Erin but nothing could help them. As for all the missing children and the Horned King, I'm still not sure if it were real. The past suggested so. Everything points towards it. I loved how it has that british dark fairy tale vibe. I shared the denial of the narrator, Charles, disbelieving that any of it could be real. Overall, it was a very good book. You can feel all the emotions and everything feels real.
Amy x
When I started reading this book I knew that it wouldn't be like any I usually read. The whole way through I wanted to read on and see how this book would end. The whole book was surrounded by grief of a child and the break up of a marriage. I wanted to help Charles and Erin but nothing could help them. As for all the missing children and the Horned King, I'm still not sure if it were real. The past suggested so. Everything points towards it. I loved how it has that british dark fairy tale vibe. I shared the denial of the narrator, Charles, disbelieving that any of it could be real. Overall, it was a very good book. You can feel all the emotions and everything feels real.
Amy x