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On the Day I Died
On the Day I Died: Stories from the Grave
by Candace Fleming
Not what I expected (5/7/2018)
This book is okay for readers 8 and up. I would not have read this on a dark and stormy night. It doesn't even get me imagining. It is scary-ish. But, i mean, who wants a reincarnation of The Monkey's Paw? Or, devilish mutant Sea Monkeys? Really? Candace Fleming was not really thinking on this one.
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