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Doris Evertse@dorisish
This book is actually way better then what I expected. It was never really boring, and it is fast paced, which I love sometimes. I recommend this book to anyone who likes to read some mystery books, or some thriller even. Some parts were really creepy.
The way it is written makes it easy to read. Cliffhangers are often in this book.
Sonja H@sonjah
Zu diesem Buch habe ich keine besondere Meinung. Es ist ein ganz nett geschriebener YA-Roman, spannend, nicht völlig überzeugend, aber für junge Leser sicher eine interessante Geschichte. Ich werde es beim ersten Band belassen.
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