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I want to read it because I’m really into horror. I judged by what I think is on the inside. This book has everything I’m looking for.

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https://www.amazon.com/stores/author/B00E7IBV0E

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At age eight, David Lomax was transplanted to Canada from his native Scotland. The same year, his parents read him Tarzan of the Apes, and he decided to become a writer. He didn't get all of the cool jobs his other writer friends did to make their biographies sound interesting such as train driver, elevator repairman, or insurance underwriter. He was, briefly, a waiter. But not a good one. He currently divides his time between four great passions - writing, reading, teaching high-school English, and his wonderful family. He lives in Toronto with his awesome wife and three precocious children.
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David Lomax: books, biography, latest update

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At age eight, David Lomax was transplanted to Canada from his native Scotland. The same year, his parents read him Tarzan of the Apes, and he decided to become a writer. He didn't get all of the cool jobs his other writer friends did to make their biographies sound interesting such as train driver, elevator repairman, or insurance underwriter.

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It’s about a boy who moved into this old run down house. He can almost like travel through a mirror. I really enjoy this book because it hold mystery and horror to a point. When I’m done reading it I think 7/8 graders should read it.

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https://youtu.be/TbzjhppDPQk

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https://www.broadwayworld.com/people/Melissa-Jane-Osborne/#bio

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I read this book the past nine weeks. It was about this girl who’s little brother died. I liked it because I can relate a lot to a loss like that. I’d recommend it to people suffering from a loss.