The Poisoned House

The Poisoned HouseYou won’t get scolded. You won’t get a beating. Death seems like a reasonable choice in Greaver Hall. A lot of it has been going on there. Fourteen-year-old Abi suffers a day-to-day basis of work and boredom. The housekeeper, Mrs. Lillian Cotton, is strict and uptight, so why not have a little fun? Maybe trick her into thinking her dead sister’s ghost is haunting her. But when the prank goes too far, a different spirit visits the house – one with no good intention.

This book was amazing, great, spectacular! I loved it so much, and the ending, oh the ending! It was shocking, a major twist. Like a giant crescendo in a great musical piece, it ended with a big bang. I highly recommend this book. The writing style and words make it seem like the reader is in the late 1800s. I loved it, so should you!

One Response to “The Poisoned House”

  1. ??? Says:

    Abigale Tamper always believed in ghosts because of her mother. They said her mother died from cholera, but Abi believed that her mother was possibly murdered. One evening, a pale hand grabs her on her porch. When she wakes up, she believes it was all a dream. Or was it? There are a lot of surprises for Abi. Her best friend is pregnant and her cousin, Samuel, is returning home. What a bone-chilling thriller, especially at the end. Great if you love horror and mystery!


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