Books by Gareth P. Jones
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review 1: I thought this book had a very interesting premise but I don't the writer did much with it. All the characters seemed a little boring, and the plot overall was too small-time and slow-paced for my taste. This book was fairly well-written but it really was too long. By the end, I ...
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review 1: This is never going to win any prizes for originality � it's a fairly standard late entry to the field of light/juvenile Gothic that includes 'A Series of Unfortunate Events' and 'The Gashleycrumb Tinies' - and it's not likely to win any prizes for great literature either, or fo...
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review 1: This book was recommended to me by a friend. It was really quite cute. I think it's a middle grade level. A quick and easy read. It felt like the first book in a series. There is a lot of set up for what feels like more adventures in both the ghost and human world. There wer...
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review 1: Gareth P. Jones apologizes for the amount of characters. He literally apologizes in his End Notes. If you're writing an amazing book and then suddenly stuffing more under-realized characters like Nell or Grunt maybe...just maybe revise the book and don't use them...?I VERY much...
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review 1: I love this story about the twins want to kill each other. Their names were Lorelli and Ovid Thornthwaite. I love how the story ends the best because of all of the twists. They were so amusing and amazing it even shocked me how the twist was made. I am very sure to you that the ...
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review 1: I started reading this in a very casual way because I liked the cover characters. But the swiftly moving gothic/horror/crime/mystery/thriller/family-intrigue story very quickly hooked me and I had another late night. Had to finish it in the morning before I could function in my d...
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review 1: The 4 Ninja Meerkats hear that a white tiger has gone missing from the Hong Kong zoo. This is noteworthy because this tiger has been trained in the "Roar of Victory", which can hypnotize people who hear it. The Meerkats believe the Ringmaster and his evil circus are going to use ...