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| Title | : | Devil's Footsteps |
| Author | : | E.E. Richardson |
| Book Format | : | Hardcover |
| Book Edition | : | Anniversary Edition |
| Pages | : | Pages: 192 pages |
| Published | : | August 9th 2005 by Delacorte Books for Young Readers (first published March 3rd 2005) |
| Categories | : | Horror. Young Adult. Fantasy. Fiction. Teen |
E.E. Richardson
Hardcover | Pages: 192 pages Rating: 3.7 | 709 Users | 79 Reviews
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Bryan was 10 when his brother, Adam, just . . . disappeared. That was five years ago, and now Bryan is the only one who seems to remember what happened.Until he meets two others with their own unsolved mysteries. It seems that Adam isn’t the first to disappear. Someone or something is after the kids in their neighborhood.
The adults can’t hear it, and they can’t see it or feel it—but the kids can. And it all comes back to the skipping rhyme that every child in town knows by heart . . . and the Dark Man who haunts everyone’s worst nightmares—while they’re awake.
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| Original Title: | Devil's Footsteps |
| ISBN: | 0385732635 (ISBN13: 9780385732635) |
| Edition Language: | English |
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Ratings: 3.7 From 709 Users | 79 ReviewsDiscuss Based On Books Devil's Footsteps
i really loved the poem! But over all it was a good book, i liked itNot bad, not great. It basically read to me like a poor mans Nightmare on Elm Street/It. It seems Ive been having this issue a lot with books lately, which is probably why I dont come on here as much anymore. Man. And Im usually a sucker for missing kids/supernatural-type stories, but I just was bored with this one too. I couldnt connect to any of the characters, and the random occurrence of the wolves just made no sense to me, nor did the ending. It seemed like it was a super
Even now reading it so many years after it came out it gives me heebie jeebies. I dont know why but the simplicity of the story and the ease in the cause of power is just too close to real life.
Darkness. Wolves. The Forest. Buried secrets. Death. Impalement on a meat hook. Abandoned houses. Isolation. Seeing loved ones tortured. Being chased. Threatening strangers. Parental abandonment. Limbs bursting from the earth to drag you under. Clowns. Okay, the clown only gets a passing mention, and there were no snakes or spiders. But this book still felt a bit like a laundry list of fears, most touched on too briefly to really instill any terror in the reader. And the denouement with the
I thoroughly enjoyed this book but it seemed like a copy of IT by Stephen King. The characters were different but they went through the same emotional turmoil and even the monster was similar. The fact that no one cared about the missing kids showed up in both books. All in all I enjoyed the book but it was a blatant rip-off of a beloved Stephen King book.ItDevil's Footsteps
I know what y'all are thinking: weeks neglecting to write reviews and Bernardo picks this stupid book no one has ever heard of to write one about.Well tough shit for y'all. GET OVER IT (as my geometry teacher yells whenever she reasserts her laziness).This book had like 184 pages so it's obviously no odyssey,and it's one of those horror books written by people who've never watched good horror movies/read Stephen King novels (the good ones, by which I'm referring to both the good horror movies
This book definitely captured my attention. It was a very quick read with a fairly good adrenaline rush. Kind of scary, kind of not, I thought the storyline was very good, and I was pleased with the ending.
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