| From Publishers Weekly When a 10-year-old boy wishes to be delivered from a boring afternoon， a creature takes him to the Holiday House. "Barker masterfully embroiders this fantasy world with a mounting number of grim， even gruesome details，" wrote PW， "in a tale that manages to be both cute and horrifying." Ages 10-up. Copyright 2002 Cahners Business Information， Inc. --This text refers to the Paperback edition. From AudioFile Harvey， a little boy， is bored on a rainy day. A stranger with an unusually large grin appears and leads him to a house where he can have and do whatever he wants. From here the story takes a leap from this predictable storyline to a compelling eeriness. Initially， Glover's reading is as dimensionless as the story's beginning. As the story becomes creepier， Glover's voice becomes appropriately unsettling. He gives uncanny reality to the hosts of the house by delivering their sense of humor as well. Though it is even disturbing to adults， the tale never becomes graphically violent and is suitable for children. E.S.B. (c)AudioFile， Portland， Maine --This text refers to the Audio Cassette edition. See all Editorial Reviews |
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