Did you find this book spooky?

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Re: Did you find this book spooky?

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This probably means that the story will be more about sharing experiences than causing fear.
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While the book may have some mysterious elements, it's far from spooky or scary. In fact, the only aspect that could be considered even slightly eerie is the appearance of the sand people.
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While the book does feature some supernatural elements, such as the sand people, it's not a spooky or frightening story at all.
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No, I didn't find this book spooky or thrilling. That's not a bad thing either, I found it to be a cozy beach read, which I think was the author's intention in the first place or at least that's what I felt the intention was. I was intrigued by the mystery and the setting of the book lent to its cozy aesthetic.
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No, the book created a sense of suspense and curiosity rather than spookiness.
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The book was more about self-discovery and an exciting adventure. However, the appearance of sand people made that part a bit spooky. Overall, the book was more of a thriller.
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