This book was perched on the library desk and the cover got my attention as i was taking out raised by wolves. The back lead me to believe this would be a gripping creepy tale

the storyline is quite simple and easy to follow. I didnt find the description getting over the top like most horror type books which is good but i didnt find this story gripping. I liked parts of the book but most of the time i was skim reading it because it never had me drawn in. ( )

Seventh-grader Timothy July and his new friend Abigail try to break a curse that is causing them and others to be tormented by their greatest fears brought to life.

Dan Poblocki certainly put a lot of detail into "The Nightmarys." Describing how disgusting the specimens looked in Timothy's eyes. Pretty much showing exactly how frightening the Nightmarys looked themselves. This bone-chilling novel is something you would not wish to read at night.

As I said above, it was very detailed as I read chapter after chapter. I often had to pause and grab a dictionary because of the exquisite vocabulary. ( )

This is the second book of dan ive read and this one scared the hell outa me. Even more than the first one ( )

It keeps you wondering what will happen next, and you don’t want to put the book down. It also has a nice plot and gets right into the action. I read this book because the cover really jumped out at me and I became very intrigued to read it.