The Last House on Needless Street is a bit unsettling.
The Last House on Needless Street is possible one of the
most perplexing stories I’ve ever read. I was confused. Then I put the pieces
together, quite quickly I might add, only to realize I was very wrong. I was
confused again. Who is Ted? Who is the girl with the popsicle? Why are we
hearing from a cat? In the end, it all makes sense. As the story goes on, we
learn more and more about each of the characters and how (and why) they fit
together. Each character has interdependencies that I didn’t truly understand
until the end of the book. Ward paints such detailed pictures of the characters,
and has put together a plot that it makes you really invested in the outcome. I
definitely want to re-read this.
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