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 Demon II - Samantha Lee
Newest Review: ... to wait, but that doesn't bother me as such. Now I just want to say this book is along the same sort of thing, there's a ... more  ... demon in the dreamcatcher. For anyone who doesn't know what a dreamcatcher is, it's a wooden thing, it's really hard to describe it, but to find out search Google images, anyway the historic bit of it is that children, back in the days when it was made, believed that if you put it on the bed knob of you bed and then went to sleep it would capture your dream and make it reality. Basically making dreams come true.
Now for anyone who has read Demon, will probably have known the twist that these certain dreamcatchers does ma...more |
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Demon II (Point Horror)
Pages: 278, Paperback, Scholastic Point Last Update 15.12.2009 06:06
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Demon II - Samantha Lee: Will Coyote Save The Day Again? (982 words)
by - written on 25/07/08 (Very useful, 46 readings)
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Now before you start reading this review please read the other review I have done and that review was on Demon - Samantha Lee, as it is the first book. Although in my opinion that story was by far better than this one although this one did capture you but not as good as the other one. It felt to me as if it was a quick story that came to mind and she just decided to make a second one and also it felt rushed, though then again maybe if I hadn't have read the first one maybe, just maybe I would have liked this story a bit better but I'll guess I'll never know whether I would have or not. Now before I begin, may I just say that I am a huge fan of Point Horror, as ... Read the complete review
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