Through the Woods
Through the Woods
Fiction | Short Story | Published in 2014
Book Brief
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Short Story • Fiction
2014
14-18 years
GN550L
Super Short Summary
Through The Woods by Emily Carroll features five eerie and haunting short stories: "Our Neighbor’s House," "A Lady’s Hands Are Cold," "His Face All Red," "My Friend Janna," and "The Nesting Place." These stories explore suspenseful and supernatural themes through striking, atmospheric illustrations, captivating the reader with a sense of dread and mystery.
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Review Roundup
Through the Woods by Emily Carroll masterfully combines haunting tales with striking, gothic illustrations. While some readers felt the stories were too brief and the endings abrupt, many praised the atmospheric art and eerie narrative style. Carroll’s graphic novel offers a chilling, visually appealing experience suitable for both young adult and adult audiences.
Who Should Read Through the Woods?
Readers who delight in eerie, atmospheric, and visually stunning graphic storytelling will relish Emily Carroll's Through The Woods. Fans of Neil Gaiman's Coraline and Shirley Jackson's The Haunting of Hill House will appreciate its blend of haunting narratives and beautiful, unsettling artwork.
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Short Story • Fiction
2014
14-18 years
GN550L
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