I liked the mystery.
I did not like that I besides the main character I could not tell what anyone's race was which make visualization hard.
I did not like the ending, very anticlimactic, I honestly did not think it was actually the end it was so anti climactic.
I probably will not read part two.

I usually love a good middle-grade book, but this one was just not it for me.
The plot, the characters, the situations, I didn't like any of it.

I love reading scary stories for children, I though this book was good and I think it would creep any child out.

DNF - The characters are not likeable and not based in reality at all. The situations re ridiculous and not ineresting enough to keep me reading.
I love a good cozy mystery but this was not it. I very rarely can't finish a book, but this was un-finishable.

Picked up an advanced readers edition from a used book store and I'm so happy I did.

This book was so entertaining with unique characters that were well fleshed out that very distinct characteristics and personality.

I don't typically go for books in this time period but this one might make me try others.

Give this one a try if you love entertaining stories from several points of view that take you on an adventure~

I really enjoyed how this book is formatted, and greaty enjoyed the stories and information.

I found this at a used book store for around 75 cents. I think this was meant to used by students studying psychology and mental disorders. I picked up this book out of pure curiosity and I really enjoyed reading it. It was easy to read and follow even though I have never studied psychology formally and had a large range of case studies that were all equally interesting. I also like the format of the book and how there is dialogue to break up the monotony of information being given.

I really enjoyed the premise of this short story and I liked the mini journey it look me on but I wish it ended more well rounded. I was hoping for an ending that felt like an ending, this felt like the beginning.

This was a super short introductory book for me about OCD just so I could have a little bit of base before delving into longer books on the subject.

I enjoyed the information that was given and it is written in an easily understandable language that is easy for me to get into with out being super medical in it's terminology.

Overall I enjoyed this intro.

For some reason I was expecting more of Goosebumps feel with these, where things kind of "work out" in the end for the main characters and I was mistaken.

There is something eerie about reading a book that mostly features children where there isn't a happy-ish ending and things just are the way they are. I think that was most interesting and scary part for me at least.

I enjoyed reading this collecting as there is something unsettling about it, which is exactly how I want to feel when reading scary stories.