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Original Title:	Penpal
ISBN:	098554550X (ISBN13: 9780985545505)
Edition Language:	English

Penpal

Dathan Auerbach

Paperback | Pages: 243 pages

Rating: 3.88 | 13339 Users | 1731 Reviews

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Title	:	Penpal
Author	:	Dathan Auerbach
Book Format	:	Paperback
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 243 pages
Published	:	June 2012 by 1000Vultures
Categories	:	Horror. Fiction. Mystery. Thriller

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Penpal began as a series of short and interconnected stories posted on an online horror forum. Before long, it was adapted into illustrations, audio recordings, and short films; and that was before it was revised and expanded into a novel!

How much do you remember about your childhood?

In Penpal, a man investigates the seemingly unrelated bizarre, tragic, and horrific occurrences of his childhood in an attempt to finally understand them. Beginning with only fragments of his earliest years, you'll follow the narrator as he discovers that these strange and horrible events are actually part of a single terrifying story that has shaped the entirety of his life and the lives of those around him. If you've ever stayed in the woods just a little too long after dark, if you've ever had the feeling that someone or something was trying to hurt you, if you remember the first friend you ever made and how strong that bond was, then Penpal is a story that you won't soon forget, despite how you might try.

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Ratings: 3.88 From 13339 Users | 1731 Reviews

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I would have given a lower rating if it weren't for the tension and fear this book instilled in me.The book follows the story of a young boy who grows up in a small town. Each chapter describes an event in his life. The events are disconnected and are placed in an almost random order, each ending on a climax. The further into the book you are, the more you are able to place the events in sequence and realise that something horrific has been stalking the main character.This book deserves merit

I really enjoyed this creepy,quick read. It made me feel very uneasy at times,and I love that! The main character tells the story of his childhood,and it jumps in time. I liked the way it was written. There were parts when it felt slow,and I was hoping the story would just move along. I didn't really care that much about his plays&adventures as a kid. But on the other hand,it was kinda nostalgic,reading about his childhood,and the way a six y/o sees the world. The whole book was written

I made the mistake of buying into the hype of almost 100% 5 star reviews on Amazon, knowing full well that the book started as a Reddit Thread and that those reviews were probably the full-throated support of the community. I really wanted to like it, but this isn't a novel; it's glorified forum posts. The story is all "Telling" to the point where nobody seems to have any real personality. The structure was interesting, but formulaic (long semi-creepy story, twist ending, repeat in next section)

I finished this book in two days, and when I wasn't reading it I was thinking about it. I stayed up until midnight last night just to finish it, and then when I was done, I did something I haven't done in decades...I left a lamp on when I went to sleep. I'm 31 years old and I'm not proud of this. This book scared me in ways that I can barely describe. I can only say that I don't think a book has ever made my heart pound before, and this one did...several times.This book was very nostalgic for

This is like reading a exceedingly long reddit post. That's because it started as one. Most of this author's fans are redditors and I guess they think it merits five stars because they're used to reading reddit comments all day and yes, as a reddit comment it is exceptional but as a book it is barely readable. It rambles endlessly. For instance it shouldn't take a whole page to describe two ten year olds playing rock paper scissors. That deserves two or three sentences at best. It could have

How far can you go into the woods?This book had a great deal of potential, and I think that it did what it intended well enough, but I found it lacking towards the end and did not feel that many of the events toward the end were entirely necessary. Much of the plot felt convoluted and unbelievable, which took me out of the mystery and made me question the entire premise of the story. The writing was interesting because sometimes, especially in the beginning, I thought it was actually quite

I wrote a review of this yesterday that I wanted to let simmer a bit before posting. Of course, now I cant find it on my computer & Im sure it was totally much more brilliant than this attempt is, but Im so tired of thinking about my own thoughts, Im putting this up just to get it over with.Being a mother makes for some utterly terrifying & panic-attack inducing moments while reading this, but sadly it also makes some of it deeply ridiculous. The Balloon Project = not for my kid, thanks.