This was such an interesting mix of fantasy, horror and mystery. So good. The main characters reminded me other famous trios from other authors (Lindgren, Riordan, Rowling) and their relationships with each other made me laugh a lot. I adored George and loved Lucy, but Lockwood was too much of a dar...
Another library find. While I feel I would have enjoyed the 'spooky' parts more when I was younger (Middle grade, or high school age) I still really enjoyed this one! I didn't find it very scary like I've seen others mention, but for a kid's book, it definitely has some places that make you want to ...
This was a really fun read, I enjoyed the characters (mostly), the ghosts, the cases and the "mystery". The banter between the kids was fun at times, and at others it was a little too immature or outright offensive (I'll get to that). But maybe that's to be expected of... 14/15 year-olds? (I want to...
[I received a copy of this book through NetGalley, in exchange for an honest review.]An entertaining book, even though it didn’t blow my mind as I would’ve expected from the author of the “Bartimaeus” series.In a United Kingdom where the dead tend to come back fairly often as ghosts—whose touch is l...
I am so happy it was this book! So, a bit of synopsis:Lucy Carlyle, a young psychic investigator, joins London's smallest agency, run by the charismatic Anthony Lockwood and his ever-hungry assistant George Cubbins. Together the trio must investigate some of the spookiest and deadliest spectral hau...
I am so happy I had this book recommended to me! I asked for some spooky reads for October and a friend and librarian suggested the Lockwood and Co. series. She certainly was right in the fact that this series is actually bone chilling creepy!! Lucy lives in a world where the streets are haunted ...
It didn't quite catch me, interesting concept with ghosts being a plague on humans and children being more able to to see them, the ability fading with time, which makes them the best people to hunt them. Three children join forces in their own company, A. J. Lockwood & Co., who are in trouble so t...
Lockwood & Co. Book 2: The Whispering Skull throws us headlong into the adventures of ghost hunters in a parallel universe London. In this volume, Lucy, our talented heroine, again joins Anthony Lockwood, an Indiana Jones type, and George, a Watson-like researcher as they battle spirits from beyond ...
I'm on my second cup of coffee for the morning, so please pardon any rambling I might do. I'm only running at about 50% today. Three day weekends are both a blessing and a curse. That being said, I'm prepared to do a massive amount of gushing about this book. Settle in friends, it's time for a glowi...
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