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Pin Pink pinkpindesign — The Night Tourist is a book that I have been eyeing at my library for a while but never picked it up because I always had other books to read. I grabbed it impulsively and started reading it during my lunch break. It was so interesting that I had to take it home and find out what happened to Jack and Euri. Jack is a smart kid that always feels a little different than his fellow students and when he is hit by a car his perception of the world changes. He is able to see ghosts and is lead into the Underworld by a ghost name Euri. This is a rework of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth but with many secret truths of New York City mixed in. This book is really fun because it assumes you have an understanding of some of the Greek myths. It would be a great pairing with a Greek myth lesson or book talk. Now Percy Jackson is not the only one out there for tweens! The characters are well formed and you really feel for Jack and Euri as their back stories come to light. Jack is searching for his Mother in the Underworld and Euri is desperate to leave. All the while Jack is being hunted down because living people should not interact with the dead. It is a suspenseful book and very entertaining! I would almost compare it to Neil Gaiman's Neverwhere but for the tween set. The world was similar to our own but it has that slight offset that makes the world so interesting.

Matt Savona loopforever — Except for the trite Epilogue, which doesn't even sound like it's written by the same author, this is hands down the best of the HP series. More than anything, I am sad it's over.

Michael Acevedo grizzles — the memorized passages and novels by the train hobos fascinated me. i wanted to be just like that.

Oom Ammz oom — Imagine eating four pounds of 'shrooms and writing your life story. Read it just because.

Clara Segade claire_s — Loved it! This might be my very favorite in the whole series. Sherlock and Mary are in San Fransisco to take care of Mary's properties. While there Mary starts to remember things from her past, things she'd chosen to forget. As they look into the death of Mary's family, they start to realize it may not have been an accident. I love the story, the setting, and as always , I LOVE Mary and Sherlock. King ventures outside her norm here and tells some of the story through a third person view, mostly following Sherlock. As much as I love Mary, it was a fun change. She also includes the character of Dashiell Hammett which made it super fun. I would suggest reading The Maltese Falcon or any of his Hammett's other books before reading this, just because it will make even more enjoyable. King did an excellent job channeling the classic PI lingo that Hammett made famous. If you feel the need to skip any of the other books in the series, you can read this one at any point, doesn't matter.

Emerson Rodrigo rodrigodantas — Sad story.

James Nguyen latado — Pointless, depressing and unrelentingly gloomy. How did it ever make it to the bestsellers list?