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the women in the walls review!
my review - well, ive learnt not to read a scary book before bed. i knew it was going to be creepy and i dont know why i decided at `10pm it would be a good idea to pick it up and read it because i had no sleep but, i did read a fantastic scary book so thats a plus.
in this book we follow lucy. she has lived in this house for as long as she can remember. she lives with her father, her aunt penelope and her cousin margaret, her mother died when she was little. she lives in a very old victorian house that has been in family for generations. they always host the best parties but lucy believes something isnt right. after the death of a beloved butler and her aunt going missing one night, things arent making sense.
certain parts of this book where gruesome and creepy and it just made a fantastic read, horror lovers will adore this book. i read it within a few hours and couldnt put it down as i wanted to know what was going on and the secrets of that house and hoping that certain characters would make it out alive. the whole story makes you feel like youre there in the house next to lucy, which is a place i dont want to be, and you just watching all the events unfold in front of you.
if you love a good horror book that will make you not want to go near your walls then i cant recommend this book enough! amy really knows how to capture all the horror within this book and it was just brilliant!
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I found ninety-eight "o"s in the provided passage.
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