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Le Terrible Loup-garou (2000)

by Chris Mould(Favorite Author)

3.75 of 5 Votes: 3

languge

English

genre

Horror

series

Something Wickedly Weird

review 1: A short amusing tale of a boy who inherits a house from his long lost great uncle Admiral Swift. The house is on Crampton Rock a strange little place, only reachable when the tide is out. Once he's installed in the house he discovers all sorts of secrets, about his great-uncle and the town itself. He must face off against not only a werewolf, but blood-thirsty pirate as well.And who knows what kind of magic imbues the stuffed pike that occasionally talks to him. Weird characters abound in this short story, and though the cure for lycanthropy is a bit harsh, no one actually dies.Overall this would be a good book for beginning readers, who enjoy adventure, weird stuff, and humor.
review 2: I was given a small pile of children books to read (3 books to be exac... moret) and this was one of them.It's a bit hard to review this book because I don't have all that much to say about it. I didn't find this book boring nor did I find it that exciting. It certainly is a book aimed for little children which was the whole point for my reading.But in some places it just fell a little flat. I didn't feel compelled to keep turning the pages to find what happened next. I'm sure this book will excite some since it's stars - pirates, talking fish and a warewolf.While I was reading I had to take several things into mind- would it bore children or might they find it confusing, would a teacher mind reading the book and also enjoy it herself.I don't think it'll bore kids but I don't think it's a book for everyone. The book has a super easy plot line and the author has a good way with words so no confusing you. I think a teacher might feel like I did when I finally turned the last page, 'Meh.' lol less

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