The Monster in the Woods

De: Michael Kelso

Narrado por: Virtual Voice

Imagine being a regular kid, with a best friend and a happy life. But then, everything changes. A mysterious book finds its way into your hands, and suddenly, you're faced with a terrifying monster lurking in the woods. This is the reality that 12-year-old Michael finds himself in.

As he delves deeper into the pages of the book, Michael realizes that his nightmares are coming to life. And even worse, his best friend is being controlled by the sinister creature. Can Michael save his friend and defeat the monster before it's too late?

In The Monster in the Woods, Michael Kelso weaves a spine-chilling tale of horror, friendship, and the power of imagination. As Michael and his friend are tested by fear and darkness, they must rely on their bond of friendship to overcome the darkness that threatens to consume them.

But as the lines between reality and nightmare blur, Michael begins to question everything he thought he knew. Can he trust his own mind, or is he being manipulated by the monster in the woods?

With heart-pounding suspense and unexpected twists, this middle grade horror novel will keep readers on the edge of their seats. Perfect for fans of Goosebumps, Stranger Things, and Scary Stories to Tell in the Dark, The Monster in the Woods will leave readers questioning what they thought they knew about friendship and the power of the imagination. Don't miss out on this thrilling read - grab your copy today!

Great story and characters.

I would listen to 100 more just like this. Love virtual voice. Excellent author.

The Ending of the story makes the reader wonder

This novella at first was great! As the end came it made me wonder what age is the writer writing for? It sure Isn't the group R.L. Stine write for when he writes Goosebumps and other similar stories. I do think the author should have ended it differently, or kids that may listen to this may wonder if they should fear their parents. No. child should ever fear their parents, but always love and respect them. If you are of the age of 12 or under 12 please be cautious with this book. I would also say parents either listen to this book first or with your children not alone. That is my advice.