Welcome to Litsy!

This was such a fun book that reminded me of my days when I used to read Fear Street books by RL Stone. This had the creepy feel of those books, but not too scary for a younger audience. I thought this was very creative and fun and I really enjoyed it!

Some more character development would have been nice, but overall an entertaining horror story.

I finally had time to open today! And I am so wonderfully spoiled! Thank you so much for all the great gifts! And I LOVE Neal Shusterman and have never read this one! Thank you again!!! #swapoween #litsyswapoween

“It began the night we died on the Kamikaze.”
Now that‘s a great opening line.
This book is fast-paced and creepy with a satisfying ending. It‘s a supernatural carnival that takes your soul if you don‘t ride seven rides before dawn. And the rides tap into your greatest fears.

After surviving a horrific accident as a young boy, Blake is determined to keep every aspect of his life under strict control. Unfortunately, his wild-child younger brother is always getting them into trouble with his endless thrill seeking.

When Quinn gets trapped in a mysterious carnival, it‘s up to Blake to save him. Both boys will have to face their deepest fears in order to survive seven rides before dawn—or be trapped forever.

#booknerdproblems #photodaynov16. Having no room for books at work. Having no room for books at home because you are trying to put your house on the market and they are considered clutter! (Yes still).