👻 Überraschendes Highlight! Dieses Jugendbuch ist perfekt für Horror-Fans 🔪📖 und erfüllt wirklich jedes Klischee, aber genau das macht so viel Spaß 😄 Besonders genial fand ich, dass die Geister quasi die Zuschauer waren 👀🍿 und ständig Kommentare abgegeben haben, wenn der Main Character typische Horrorfilm-Fehler gemacht hat 😭 Und man sich beim Lesen nur dachte: „Ja klar, nachts alleine durch die Korridore laufen, obwohl irgendwo ein Serienkiller unterwegs ist, großartige Idee 🙃🔦“ Diese Sprüche von den Geistern haben das Ganze noch viel lustiger und lockerer gemacht 😂📚 Dadurch wurde die Geschichte gleichzeitig spannend und richtig witzig. Ich hatte wirklich viel Spaß beim Lesen und freu mich auf den Band 2 🖤✨ 🇬🇧 👻 Surprising highlight! This young adult book is perfect for horror fans 🔪📖 and fully embraces every cliché—but that’s exactly what makes it so much fun 😄 What I especially loved was that the ghosts were basically like the audience 👀🍿, constantly making remarks whenever the main character made typical horror movie mistakes 😭 And while reading, you just kept thinking: “Yeah sure, walking alone through the corridors at night when there’s supposedly a serial killer around—great idea 🙃🔦” Those ghostly remarks made everything even funnier 😂📚 It turned the story into something both suspenseful and genuinely hilarious. I really enjoyed reading it looking forward for book 2🖤✨

A teen slasher movie, to be exact. With all the right ingredients: an eerie atmosphere, an island you can’t leave, a group of mean girls, a love interest and a protagonist who is the only person who believes there’s a connection between the “suicides” of three of her classmates. And decides to investigate their deaths and unmask the killer – literally 😉 Yes, some of it is ridiculous, some of it is cringy, some of it is predictable but ”How to Survive a Horror Movie” is actually a quite entertaining read. I didn’t expect to enjoy it that much but I had a lot of fun with the book. And I think it would work perfectly as a movie – so Scarlett Dunmore did everything right. I also liked the reveal of the killer and enjoyed the plot twist that came after that. Also, the very last scene? Yup, quite stereotypical, but it made me smile. The only thing I couldn’t really connect to was the horror movie references. I am not an avid horror fan, so I have heard many of the titles that Charley and Olive threw around before but have only watched a few of them. So, I think someone who is into that genre might enjoy that part more than I did.