The Boy Who Could See Demons | 
pick"Sometimes the imagination is the true predator." So true.
I swear I could hear footsteps upstairs when I was downstairs reading this book by myself. So glad to have finished it so I can stop spooking myself out. If you're looking for a refreshing, thought-provoking, suspenseful page turner, then this is the book for you.
Something tells me I might not want to read this book alone at night.
#spookydoll
Books that I managed to find on my shelves for #boyinthetitle.
#feistyfeb @RealLifeReading
Starting this right now. Stressed as at the moment and annoyed that I haven't dedicated enough time to reading. Hopefully this will help me get into the reading mindset again so that I can read my stresses away.
As with some of you, it's not much good planning my #novembertbr. I read according to my mood, what catches my fancy 😁. So these are the books I plan to get into, hopefully, but I may also get distracted by other books...book mails, book hauls, library books...😅 May the reading force be with me this month.
#photoadaynov16 @RealLifeReading
pick'The Boy Who Could See Demons' is a book that will make you think and it's a story that will not leave you. Ten year old Alex is a young boy with a lot on his shoulders which manifests into Ruen, a demon who he sees and talks to, is Ruen real? at times it seems not, at other times he seems very real. This is a story that raises a lot of questions. Highly recommended.
