Customer Reviews

The Unseen (Turtleback School & Library Binding Edition) (Unseen (Prebound))

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Wow, this series is getting really good. Like I said on the first book's review, I've never really read anything like this before so I'm really getting into it. This is definitely a horror book. Of course, it's not going to give you nightmares or make you want to sleep with a nightlight, but it very well might send a couple chills down your spine while reading it. The only pessimistic thing I have to say about this series is that there is not a good romance going on. It's still early in the story though so things might change... I love the storyline so far and I really think something drastic is going to happen in the third one. I already have it right by my bed so now I'm going to dig in. (:

I bought this book months ago from Amazon UK, because I am a huge Cusick fan and it hadn't been released in America yet. My only disappointment was reading it too quickly. I should have taken my time, because after I read it, I couldn't wait for the next part. The book itself was awesome. I couldn't put it down. It was even better than the first. I really like the story line between Lucy and Matthew. Also the fact that Lucy is changing. Really interesting. Definitely a must read for any Cusick fan or any fan of the horror genre. I just received book four from Amazon UK and I can't wait to see if book five is in the works.

Just as good as the first book. I thought i would die because i didn't have the third book until awhile after i finished this one. Richie is an amazing author A MUST READ

this was a perfect way for Richie to end the unseen series

you can read the last page and think you have it all figured out

but really you have no clue what thrill and horrer lies behind the cover of the last unseen book

- A Fan

I loved this book. I didnfinish it because the next one had not been yet and I knew it was going to be a cliff-hanger, and was. I recommend this boone who liked the first, or even if you didn't, chance, it's better than the first.

I have been reading her books since 'Teacher's Pet' appeared in a Scholastic Newsletter, And 'Evil On the Bayou' was printed when I was in middle-school. I have re-read every book of hers that i know about and currently have, and I enjoy them all over again each and everytime I do. I Particularly enjoyed 'The house Next door' even if i think the ending might have been forced, and wrapped up a little too quickly. It just seemed to me that there was more to it left unsaid/unwritten/perhaps even unrealized. I hope she keeps the stories coming for many more years to come.
Thanks for giving me a reason to enjoy reading when there were so many reasons to hate it growing up.

CynD.