Did you find this book mysterious and suspenseful?

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I am interested in the supernatural, so I find this book mysterious. Lea's investigation and the mention of ghosts stood out to me.
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Yes I found the book mysterious and suspenseful. I like the part when the mystery girl appeared to Lea on the beach, and she noticed her hair was not moving in the wind. To me, that was mysterious. It was suspenseful learning about the history of the ship and why the mystery girl appeared to Lea in the first place.
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The story had a touch of mystery with the appearance of the sand people and ghosts, creating suspense throughout.
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I found the book mysterious and full of adventure, at least enough to keep the book interesting. This book is more believable, with so many stories of paranormal activity online.
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The book, Sand People, was very mysterious. The discovery of the treasure and the mysterious girl appearing on the beach made the story very mysterious.
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There were definitely elements of mystery with the ghost and the sand people.
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The book is shrouded in mystery, expertly crafted to keep you on the edge of your seat and leave you eager for more. Its gripping narrative sparks a burning curiosity, driving you to continue reading and uncover the fate of the characters.
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The novel 'Sand People' effectively captures the reader's attention with its subtle and intriguing mystery, tempered by a hint of suspense.
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