Review of Making Monsters

Laura Ungureanu · Post by **Laura Ungureanu** » 04 Mar 2022, 11:30

This book seems to have a very serious subject. It's sad but also inspiring to see a nine-year-old deal with such things. I would love to read it.

RajvirxSandhu · Post by **RajvirxSandhu** » 04 Mar 2022, 11:38

This sounds like an intense emotional thriller. I’m curious about how nine-year-old Vander deals with such intense sensitive topics and how both authors portray the consequences or reward depending on the event in the novel. However, this novel gave dark theme vibes; some issues are susceptible to me, so I will pass this novel. Thank you for an informative review.

AbbieBae · Post by **AbbieBae** » 04 Mar 2022, 11:39

This book already sound interesting and worth reading.

The reason why most women stay in abusive marriages is still one we are trying to understand but I know the reason of kids being involved is a major part of it.

What a heavy responsibility for such a little shoulder like vander's. But in all, I trust it will make him stronger.

Thick review I must say and quite detailed. Thanks.

Harsh Soni 3 · Post by **Harsh Soni 3** » 04 Mar 2022, 11:41

It appears that the book is full of action, but with too much violence for me. So, I am going to pass this one. Thanks for this great review.

Chris Micheal · Post by **Chris Micheal** » 04 Mar 2022, 11:47

A story of a nine year old who provides for his family and has super natural abilities is definitely an interesting read. Thanks for the good review.

Post by **Wayne Njoroge** » 04 Mar 2022, 11:50

Making Monsters: Dark Origins is a fascinating tale of a dark mystery story plot with multiple themes involving the supernatural, psychological thiller and a unique protagonist caught up in the midst of it all. Congrats on being BOTD.

Timothy Rucinski · Post by **Timothy Rucinski** » 04 Mar 2022, 11:51

I read the first few chapters, and it's clear that this is an intense, well-written book. But I tend to shy away from books that focus on abuse so I'll be passing on this one. Nevertheless, I'm pleased to congratulate the authors on their achievement and for being awarded BOTD.

Astral Magi · Post by **Astral Magi** » 04 Mar 2022, 12:02

I feel that the story of an abusive parent hits too close to home. Thank you for an insightful review.

Clare Jose · Post by **Clare Jose** » 04 Mar 2022, 12:09

I like that the book is capable of making its readers think and question things within the process of the story. I look forward to reading this.
Thank you for your review!

Post by **Kajori Sheryl Paul** » 04 Mar 2022, 12:12

Vander seems to have a hard life. Hope he perseveres.

Thank you for the great review.

nishureading · Post by **nishureading** » 04 Mar 2022, 12:17

It will be good to experience the life of other people written from the inside perspective. Great review...

dennisbragra · Post by **dennisbragra** » 04 Mar 2022, 12:18

The review leaves u wanting for more
What power does Vander have?does he leave his father? Would make a nice read

Sejal Mahajan · Post by **Sejal Mahajan** » 04 Mar 2022, 12:21

The book seems quite profound. As it consist of many genres like mystery, thrill and fantasy it grabs attention of a variety of audience. Thank you for an honest and straightforward review.

Raymonda onwuka · Post by **Raymonda onwuka** » 04 Mar 2022, 12:28

Making Monster sounds like a very emotional book. I wonder how the young Vander copes with all the pain. I like the fact that the story is concise while bringing out the truth we need to know. Congrats on BOTD. Thanks for the wonderful review

Iva Stoyanova · Post by **Iva Stoyanova** » 04 Mar 2022, 12:34

The content of this book could be a bit too dark for me so I think I'll pass. However, surely many other readers will find it interesting. Thanks for the informative and well-written review!