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rated it 4 stars
Feb 12, 2015 05:41PM
I really enjoyed this graphic novel and thought the stories were just long enough to capture the attention of even reluctant readers.
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I liked the book. I thought the art was spectacular and the stories were quite creepy. I think that this would be a great book for reluctant readers.
I've been pushing this graphic novel for months to anyone who will listen. It's delightfully creepy and the art really contributes to the mood.
I love horror, and I may never recover from the story with the skin-jackers. The artwork took the stories to a whole new level of disturbing without getting excessively graphic. It reminded me of a more mature Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark
I adored this one, perfect for lovers of being creeped out without grossed out. Also, it's such a luxurious print job, with all those glossy full color pages! I will definitely be book-talking it at school visits.
Love this one! The illustrations are perfect for the tone of the stories and the creepiest part is what you don't see. Definitely agree that they are the next Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark.
Sooo creepy. I read this one before it was announced as one of the Great Graphic Novels for teens. It's so creepy that I'm not sure that I actually want to read it again. I never thought about it being the next Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, but I totally agree that's what it is. Great selling point!
Deliciously creepy. It made me think of Gidwitz's A Tale Dark & Grimm series. The artwork is definitely what makes it.



