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One man's search for the truth about one of the most intriguing urban legends ever--the modern bogeyman, Slender Man--leads him down a dark, dangerous path in this creepy supernatural fantasy that will make you question where the line between dark myth and terrifying reality begins. Lauren Bailey has disappeared. As friends at her exclusive school speculate on what happened and the police search for answers, Matt Barker dreams of trees and a black sky . . . and something drawing closer. Through fragments of journals, news stories, and online conversations, a figure begins to emerge--a tall, slender figure--and all divisions between fiction and delusion, between nightmare and reality, begin to fall. Chilling, eerie, and addictively readable, Slender Man is a unique spine-tingling story and a brilliant and frightening look at one of the most fascinating--and diabolical--mythical figures in modern times. … (more)
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I'd say that this should be for young adults, but there is a ton of "f" bombs in it that might make parents uncomfortable. But the story isn't very strong, in any format, so maybe it shouldn't be for anyone. I'm glad it was a "slender" read!
This book is self aware, and I think that adds to it. It would have been a bit
I didn't think it was creepy, but then I would look at the shadows in the corner of the room and feel a bit unsettled. Also, an umbrella falling off a shelf in the closet while I was reading did not help! It's one of those books where you don't think that it's scaring you until it does.
Overall, it is a well written and interesting take on the Slenderman mythos.