Watchers #1: Last Stop

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Summary: Wonderful and creepy!!
Review: This book was fabulous, although it was a bit creepy. The next 5 in the series were creepier, though. In this book, a boy is riding the subway, and sees a subway station full of transparent people that no one else can see. It gets weirder and weirder after that, and finally ends with--well, you can find it out for yourself! Awesome book! Wonderful series! must-read!

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Summary: Great book! Excellent!
Review: This book was very mysterious and thrilling... I just couldn't put the book down! It was great, especially the ending, which was very UNPREDICTABLE but SUSPENCEFUL...

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Summary: Weird but cool
Review: This was a very mysterious book. It's hard to predict the ending. It is suspensful and cool. I recomend this to mystery lovers and science fiction lovers :)

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Summary: A book who leves underground
Review: When I first saw this book, the cover frightened me. I looked at it several times, then read the back cover and was ready to go into the world of horror. The very first three words of the book: HEAT, HUMIDITY, ANGER - were giving the impression of how this book will be. The black shadows on the picture on the front page were adding more to this scaring feeling. David Moore, the main character of the book, lives in the city. Six months ago, his father disappeared. Everybody thought that he died. However, all of a sudden David saw him...or maybe not him... in an abandoned subway station. He was not alone, what was making the story even scarier. He was surrounded by a crowd of ghosts or ghostlike people. The scariest thing about this episode was that Dad was waving him and calling him. I wondered what would David do next. Would he run away, would he try to forget about as if it was a nightmare? What will happen next? The book turned out to be very exciting. You do not know what happens next. This is the best book to read before you go to bed, because then you have nightmares through the whole night. I like to read about the worlds, which coexist with ours.