All I want for Christmas is a book from the skull's POV, please and thank you.

After watching the first season of Netflix's Lockwood and Co., only to find it canceled a few weeks later, I decided to take matters into my own hands and so here we are, finishing up a great, YA paranormal series.
The Empty Grave is the fifth and final installment in Jonathan Stroud's Lockwood and Co. series, and I think it might be my favorite one.
This series has so many great attributes: the humor is amazing, the found family vibes are immaculate, and yet there's also enough action and mystery to intrigue any reader. I love all of the characters (yes, even Holly) and I'm so glad that I got to finish out the series with this emotional roller coaster. There were plenty of wholesome scenes and plenty of angsty ones, too.

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My only complaint is that some mysteries never get solved; namely, the skull's identity and his whereabouts. I would read an entire book just with his backstory and now him moving on.

As a whole, the Lockwood and Co. series is a YA series full of adventure, mystery, ghosts, and a found family that you'll root for no matter what.
4.25/5
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