so I started this at midnight yesterday (today?). I knew I was probably going to stay up reading this, but it's the end of Daylight Savings Time, so I get an extra hour, so I was like "what the heck, no better time than the present!" But, unlike all my fellow Goodreadserians, I didn't think I was go...
Summary: The monster showed up just after midnight. But it isn't the monster Conor's been expecting. He's been expecting the one from his nightmare, the one he's had nearly every night since his mother started her treatments. The monster in his back garden, though, this monster is something differen...
It's hard to talk about this book without spoiling it. It's hard to talk about this book at all because, frankly, it's a difficult topic. So let's cut to the chase: This book is amazing. The writing, the illustrations, everything. The Truth that the monster wants is so heart-wrenching and speaks s...
For months Conor has faced difficulty sleeping due to a recurring nightmare. To make matters worse, Connor is being visited by a monster who wants to tell him three stories. While Connor's mother is struggling with her treatments, Connor must tell the monster the truth about his nightmares. Patric...
This book is amazing guys. Patrick's sensational writing style will blow your mind! Also, if you think that you read a sad book and you cried a lot, you didn't. GO READ THIS AND CRY, first challenge completed.
This book is difficult for me to review. Not because it wasn't good. It was a good story and it was well written. Unfortunately, I'm conflicted about the content. While I felt a great connection with Conor, every adult in the story was a huge disappointment.First the dad, or sperm donor, as I prefe...
I read this book in one sitting. The story just gripped me from beginning 'till the end. And yes, it made me cry.It's a good thing i read this late at night, on my bed, because that kind of crying is best done in private. I recommend this book to everyone. Young and old alike.
The Monster Inside Us A review on Patrick Ness’ A Monster CallsTitle: A Monster CallsAuthor: Patrick Ness Rank: 82nd book in 2014Plot movement: 5starsEntertainment Factor: 5starsCharacters: 5starsWriting Style: 5starsDetails: 5starsProvoking: 5starsWorldly Relevance: 4starsSuspense: 4starsConclusio...
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