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January Reviews

This is the third book in The Monstrumologist series. I love this series and I hope that in 5 or 6 years my nephew is interested in horror so I can gift him these books and the same for my niece in 10 years or so. 🤞🏻
I don‘t think I mentioned it in my review of the second book, but Steven Boyer‘s narration is excellent. #Booked2023 #aboutamonster

Just a tiny bit sad to move on to the last book. #SeriesLove2023

Kind of beginning to slip into madness with the main characters, but definitely worth the read for the follow up on the relationship between the monstrumologist and young Will Henry. And as always, very unique plot lines.

Finished Book 3. Pelinore Wathrop is becoming an all-time fave character. And the narration by Steven Boyer of this series is excellent. 🌟🌟🌟🌟

Will Henry has a fantastic voice. He's an unforgettable character, a boy that won a little piece of my heart. He's a little brother I want to hug and protect. In this thinking I find myself in sync with Pellinore Warthrop (who may have a piece of my heart in a different way).

So many different levels of one's self are exposed and explored in this novel that you can't help but feel like something inside of you has shifted when the story is over.

I tell ya what, this book has pulled a slew of emotions out of me. My poor heart. *keeps reading*

100 pages into this one it's already wholly fascinating. Yancey sure can weave a tale.

I ADORE the Monstrumologist series. In this (the third) book, you see a darker side of Will Henry emerge, much to Dr. Warthrop's dismay. If you haven't read these books yet, Snap to! (That will make sense later) 😉

"I confessed I did not have an opinion; I was only thirteen, and this was my very first dismemberment."