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Kelvin Oliveira kelvingoliveira — Goose Girl was really an amazing book for me, and Enna Burning was an interesting follow-up, though not quite up to the same standard. River Secrets continues to lose the beauty Hale created in the first book, but it was fun reading it. I'm looking forward with a bit of hope to the next book, Forest Born, which will be out this fall.

Thomas Welborn thomaswelborn — Loved it but the end left me hanging.

Galih Ananta anantasteyr — At only 150 pages this was quite a short and quick read. Callie is a cutter, cutting her skin removes the emotional pain she feels and replaces it with physical pain, but she never cuts herself deep enough to die. People who cut most often do it as a cry for help, they don’t really want to die, they want help but are afraid to ask for it so they cut instead. Callie is in a residential treatment facility called ‘Sea Pines’ but doesn’t want to participate in any of the group discussions, won’t talk about her own situation and what prompts her to cut but she can only stay silent for so long before everything comes rushing out. This book is more geared to a youth audience but is good for parents who can learn a lot about various teenage problems like drug abuse, alcohol dependency, cutting and severe emotional trauma. Overall, a fairly informative book.

Spaghetti Tv spaghetti_v — ** spoiler alert ** Lehane takes a departure from his regular series and takes us to Shutter Island. This book is full of twists. Lehane called his book, homage to gothic, but also homage to B Movies and Pulp!" Teddy is on Shutter Island to find a missing mental patient. As you travel with him the story becomes more and more twisted, and more focused on Teddy’s case. The story looks at mental health treatments of the past compared to methods used today. You hear the whispering echoes of the past as you find more and more clues. All illusions of control and all surefooted terrain ware away as you get deeper and deeper into the twists of the story. You will haunt your mind into many knotted knots. Your breath becomes stilled as you get caught in the currants off Shutter Island’s shore. The story line however stays constant and will all make sense in the ending conclusion. This book is a true joy. Lehane asks his readers, "What is the fine line between treatment and sterilization of the mind? This books is A definite cluck, cluck, cluck. It will appeal to readers who like to read books with faulty narratives.