Official Review: Freeing Linhurst by Al Cassidy

[SalmanMohamed]

I sounds good .. the ambition and curiosity of the author push him to to listen to the locals and he insist to his investigation
I like it

[Insomniac07]

I'd pick this book up anyway because I'm a sucker for pretty covers, but the story sounds interesting too. I really enjoy YA mystery novels.

[Nwonye Obini]

"A tree that does not bear good fruit shall die." Jesus said this of a tree, and the tree died.

The same is true of Linhurst, and it will be true of other establishments and institutions.

[esthersamone]

Thanks for this review.I shall look for the book.

[mwandiki]

This book accords the reader diversity in reading opportunities, it discusses new realms of human existence, ie, mental illnesses, that are rarely discussed in contemporary informal writings except in medical and professional books and journals fora.

[Ihediohamma1]

The book started a bit slow and at a point, the events appeared to be in a rush. Am really curious about what secret the town is hiding about the mental institution "Linhurst" Jack and Celia sneaking into the building during Halloween makes it creepier, more ghosts for them. I love this book and as a great fan of mysteries,this book got my attention also with its catchy book cover. I recommend thus book for my brother in 9th grade
Great Review

[KitabuKizuri]

Great review, affirmed the book may not be for me, in genre and age group recommendation. Small "tween" typo may confuse a reader especially if they're denying themselves sleep to catch up with reviews. ?

[Cyndrell_keisha]

Very nice story, full of mistery

[Eman Ali]

Thanks for the review. i like mystery books so that i liked the book and my little son liked the book too.

[Christina Rose]

I enjoyed your review (and the book). I agree that having the story take place around Halloween adds to the spookiness.