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Loading... Courtney Crumrin and the Night Thingsby Ted Naifeh
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will love Sign up for LibraryThing to find out whether you'll like this book. Courtney is a snarky girl, and seems to dislike her parents. But what kid of her age doesn't think that their parents are idiots most of the time. Methinks that her uncle is looking for a heir if he is really as old as he claims. I haven't read any of the other ones yet,( I have this OCD thing about reading the first book first) but I do hope the cat and Butterworm come back. All in all I enjoyed it. ( )The stories were derivative and predictable, and the art was unpleasant. The most frightening thing about this was the heroine's lack of nose. I wouldn't recommend this to readers. I loved this book. It had illustrations like in the first Gloomcookie book that I read and it was funny. Full of fantasy and horror elements, Courtney is a loner and would like to keep it that way. She has moved in with her supposedly crazy uncle whom she has found has an obsession with things that go bump in the night. They end up getting along famously, her parents oblivious to everything going on around them. Can't wait to read more of these! Clever, immersive, and visually daring. May not immediately appeal to those who don't already enjoy graphic novels, but will certainly appeal to horror fans for its Tim Burton-esque sensibilities. The lead character, Courtney, is spunky and likeable, if not exactly touchy-feely. A deliciously creepy story of a young girl whose family moves into her great uncle's spooky house. Courtney struggles to fit in at school. As she explores the house she discovers strangle beings, and magic books in her uncle's library. Courtney is a determined and strong character. Should appeal to Coraline fans. 0.050 seconds to build listing no reviews | add a review
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