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Barnaby Grimes: Curse Of The Werewolf - Paul Stewart and Chris Riddell

  This was quite a good story, but to be critical of it, the one thing I thought about it, was that it spent a long time building up the story, building up the tension, getting ready for a grand finale: But then it ended literally, in a page of hurried writing. I wouldn't say it was unenjoyable, I wouldn't tell you not to read it. I'm just saying that it sadly didn't make the mark for me as it failed to meet my expectations. But on the good hand, it did have a fantastic starter. Although that might have been the books weakness, saying that the ending was so unsatisfactorily.

  6/10 I wouldn't say its the worst I've read, but it wasn't the best... 

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