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A review by leebs
My Best Friend's Exorcism by Grady Hendrix
5.0
My Best Friend’s Exorcism
By Grady Hendrix
Narrated by Emily Woo Zeller
“I love you, Gretchen Lang. You are my reflection and my shadow and I will not let you go. We are bound together forever and ever! Until Halley’s Comet comes around again. I love you dearly and I love you queerly and no demon is bigger than this!”
5/5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
This book was an unexpected surprise. Although the narration was absolute perfection I really regret not getting the paper copy for all the additional details it has, and of course for that forking awesome cover! It’s such an attractive book, I love the whole theme. I think that’s why I never bothered with it until now - usually books that look this awesome are actually complete shit!
This book was so addictive. I couldn’t stop listening and would create scenarios where I could listen more as I HAD to find out what happened next. When I got to the end I very nearly began again as I was so sad to lose it. I was a child in the 80s and, like Gretchen, my first cinema experience was E.T. This book gave me such a wonderful sense of nostalgia - kind of like what Ready Player One attempted to do but didn’t actually pull off. My Best Friend’s Exorcism gave a very real sense of what it felt like to be a kid in the 80s, especially with all the little details. United Colours of Bennetton perfume, anyone?
Now please excuse me while I go and read everything this guy has ever written…
By Grady Hendrix
Narrated by Emily Woo Zeller
“I love you, Gretchen Lang. You are my reflection and my shadow and I will not let you go. We are bound together forever and ever! Until Halley’s Comet comes around again. I love you dearly and I love you queerly and no demon is bigger than this!”
5/5 stars ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️
This book was an unexpected surprise. Although the narration was absolute perfection I really regret not getting the paper copy for all the additional details it has, and of course for that forking awesome cover! It’s such an attractive book, I love the whole theme. I think that’s why I never bothered with it until now - usually books that look this awesome are actually complete shit!
This book was so addictive. I couldn’t stop listening and would create scenarios where I could listen more as I HAD to find out what happened next. When I got to the end I very nearly began again as I was so sad to lose it. I was a child in the 80s and, like Gretchen, my first cinema experience was E.T. This book gave me such a wonderful sense of nostalgia - kind of like what Ready Player One attempted to do but didn’t actually pull off. My Best Friend’s Exorcism gave a very real sense of what it felt like to be a kid in the 80s, especially with all the little details. United Colours of Bennetton perfume, anyone?
Now please excuse me while I go and read everything this guy has ever written…