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The Watcher in the Woods (1976)

by Florence Engel Randall

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When their family moves into a house at the edge of a forest, two sisters sense an invisible presence as strange occurrences take place.
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The other night, for some weird reason, I happened to think of this book. I read it in the early 80s, as a preteen, and was totally creeped out by it...as well as by the movie with Lynn Holly Johnson and Bette Davis. Yet, as scared as I was, I also found myself oddly obsessed with it. Both invaded my nightmares for weeks afterward! Yikes!:) ( )
  booksandcats4ever | Jul 30, 2018 |
Boiled down to its essence, this is an interesting story, and who doesn't love the cult-classic Disney movie? But the book is so badly written that it becomes difficult to make yourself finish it. The dialogue is bad, the logic is outlandish, the descriptions are over-wordy and repetitive. I mainly kept reading because I wanted to find out how it would end, and I suspected (rightly) that it would be very different from the movie. In a word, this book is frustrating, and I don't really recommend it except as an exercise in curiosity. ( )
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For Joan and Theron Raines, with love
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"Of course, even though it's very old, I know you can imagine the possibilities," the real estate lady was saying as she gingerly picked her way along the broken flagstones.
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