This is a very special book that inspire all different styles and all different family's in some sort of way it is just a fact that this story has meaning. Clare Hutton is a very good writer that let young people enjoy this book and other poison apple books too. And in each chapter it just wonderful. It is really good for girls my age. It is very wonderful to read for a week I want to read it over and over again and again. Marisol is a twelve year old vegetarian Texas city girl who moves to a rural Montana ranch with her mom for a few months while their house is being rewired. The ranch is owned by Marisol's mom's best friend, husband and twin children. Very different from the life she knows, Montana is mountains, wide spaces and active night life—maybe even including werewolves. In fact the history of the town is rife with legends of werewolves and Marisol can't dismiss the feeling of being watched when she's outside. Midnight Howl is part of Scholastic's Poison Apple series of scary books for kids. These dark-themed books feature vampires, werewolves and ghost and appeal to kid who have grown up in a Buffy and Twilight-loving culture and want monster stories of their own to read. Midnight Howl is a tight book, it doesn't stray much from the werewolf mystery theme, which limits character development some, especially in secondary characters. But the setting is fun, ultra-modern and unlike the old Scooby Doo cartoons there really are monsters prowling the pages instead of just men in masks. Highly recommended for children's collections because of the demand of paranormal, spooky books for kids, they're a fun read. Contains: spooky scenes
What do You think about Midnight Howl (2011)?
I liked this book it was really good
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