Scottsdale Public Library's Reviews > The Watcher in the Shadows
The Watcher in the Shadows (Niebla, #3)
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Scottsdale Public Library's review
bookshelves: fiction, horror, ya-teen
Sep 10, 2018
bookshelves: fiction, horror, ya-teen
Read 2 times. Last read October 25, 2023.
What happens when you mix a toy maker’s automatons and an angry malevolent shadow? Carlos Ruiz Zafón’s writing style is gorgeous and he paints lovely word pictures. Jonathan Davis, the narrator, had a pleasant warm voice yet the ability to ramp up the creepiness was impressive. The story reminded me of The Picture of Dorian Grey and a little of Peter Pan; dark and creepy, yet innocent and playful. I’m not one for scary books, but a book that messes with your mind a little bit and makes you second guess the sound of a ticking clock in a darkened room never hurt anyone…or did it? -Noelle M.
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