Books by Simon Holt
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review 1: That ending, oh my god, oh my god, that ending, oh my god. I was really hoping that this book would live up to my expectations, and it did not disappoint. While I feel like many YA novels the book had a hint of predictability to it, there were definitely some plot points ( eh hem...
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review 1: This started out really well. The idea was super fun: A body snatchers kind of thing but with creepy/scary elements. Other-worldy beings that only attack when kids are scared out of their minds and take over the bodies of the kids. What I liked about the beginning of the book was...
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review 1: Good lord when this book took me on a thrill ride. The horror started in the very beginning and did not stop. The fearscapes Reggie entered were beyond terrifying. I felt so bad for Aaron through this, mostly because he's Reggie's best friend and she's keeping secrets from him--t...
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review 1: oh my gosh, what a great second novel! Good pacing, lots of actions, some awesome character development, and totally fucked up fearscapes. congrats to the author for being gifted with such a freaky imagination. Not as scary as the first, but mostly because all the creepy Vour stu...
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review 1: HOLY SH*T. I love this series. So much. I love how it is about conquering your fears and friends having your back.I love the plot twists. I love the characters are relate-able. I read this in one sitting, and I could not put it down. With it's small size it has so much action and...
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review 1: Boring and very elementary.
review 2: Enjoyable read; it actually creeped me out sometimes making it a good suspense, semi-horror book.
review 2: Enjoyable read; it actually creeped me out sometimes making it a good suspense, semi-horror book.
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review 1: 3.5 stars. I liked the idea of the book, and the beginning really draws you into the story right away. It was very creepy and felt like the beginning of a kid's horror show like The Hub's "Haunting Hour." I just felt no character development. Aaron and Quinn were some of her fr...