A review by thedaydreamreader
Supervision by Alison Stine
4.0
Actual rating is 3.5
I really had a hard time reading this book at night. I tried it twice but in both those instances, I had to stop and continue reading in the morning. Something about creeping yourself out right before you go to sleep is seriously something that I had to stop or else I wouldn't be able to sleep at all. The setting of the story also adds to its creepy factor. The train tunnels of New York to the sleepy town a train ride away right down to Esme's very own home with staircases that lead to nowhere and beds that unmake themselves and bathrooms that go back to being unclean. It was downright creepy.
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I really had a hard time reading this book at night. I tried it twice but in both those instances, I had to stop and continue reading in the morning. Something about creeping yourself out right before you go to sleep is seriously something that I had to stop or else I wouldn't be able to sleep at all. The setting of the story also adds to its creepy factor. The train tunnels of New York to the sleepy town a train ride away right down to Esme's very own home with staircases that lead to nowhere and beds that unmake themselves and bathrooms that go back to being unclean. It was downright creepy.
Read the full review in The Bookwhore Diaries