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Title: The figure in the shadows : sequel to The house with a clock in its walls by John Bellairs ISBN: 0-8037-4916-3 Publisher: Dial Press Pub. Date: 1975 Format: Unknown Binding List Price(USD): $39.50

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Average Customer Rating: 4.67 (3 reviews)

Rating: 5
Summary: It is a very good book.
Comment: Everyone should read it because he is my favorite author.I would say that my reading teacher read it to our class on day and i found myself suddenly in love with his books.He is a wonderful writer.To bad everyone couln't be a wonder ful writer just like him.Instead of all that sci and bloody c**p.No offense they are good books.It is just his are very interesting.:o}

the biggest fan of all time well one of them steph or stephanie

Rating: 4
Summary: Children's Fiction? So What?
Comment: Okay so maybe I did first read this book when I was eight, but I loved it. It is a creepy story of a regular boy named Lewis who finds in a steamer trunk, owned by his eccentric neighbor and friend of his uncle, a silver coin. Wearing this coin around his neck he finds that he has summoned an evil presence that seems to be stalking him, and getting closer and closer. A good story, and the characters are very normal, yet in a very eccentric surrounding of wizards, witches, other strange people and objects. While it can get quite creepy in parts, it still is very humorous. I am so sad to find that it is out of print. If anyone out there has children who happen to be lucky enough to own this book, or happen to bring it home from the library, sneak it off their nightstand while they are sleeping and give it a look. Best read on a dark windy winter night, and don't feel ashamed to look behind you from time to time.

Rating: 5
Summary: A Thriller, Great Setting
Comment: Though this is a thrilling mystery, the aspect that stood out to me was the meticulously detailed setting. That is what really makes this book a special one.