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A review by kayteeem
The Boy Who Drew Monsters by Keith Donohue
It took me a long time to get started on this one.
I loved all the detail and sense of place. I got a real sense of being in a beach town in the off-season.
The characters were well thought out, even if I didn't *like* them very much. The adults weren't reprehensible to the extent of, say "Gone Girl", but none of them were very happy people that I particularly wanted to spend much time with.
I did like the fantastic/creepy elements, and again, the author did a good job capturing the creepy factor.
Regarding the end of the book:
I loved all the detail and sense of place. I got a real sense of being in a beach town in the off-season.
The characters were well thought out, even if I didn't *like* them very much. The adults weren't reprehensible to the extent of, say "Gone Girl", but none of them were very happy people that I particularly wanted to spend much time with.
I did like the fantastic/creepy elements, and again, the author did a good job capturing the creepy factor.
Regarding the end of the book: