Andy E. Tello

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This was a great graphic novel based on the book. It reminded a bit of a cross between Are you afraid of the Dark? and The Haunting (1999) film. Sure, the kids are troublesome at first and the grandma can be a bit of a killjoy until they uncover something big. When in doubt to know what you're up against when it comes to haunting look up the histoy of the place. It was true, story is a parable for kids who are naughty but not bad. Mostly themes of redemption, forgiveness, and the consequences of our actions which explores in the story.

All the Lovely Bad Ones

So it's not popular to some. But I like it, it deals with slice of life with kids who are considered outcasts and the odd ones in their school (coincidently, it has a familiar name to one figure and it has it's rules) If anyone paid close attention, there's more to this series than meets the eye. There are some cases, that some of them do make mistakes while some adults can go overtop and don't get the kids. It's a matter of understanding one another, it has some quirky moments and bits of coming of age. I agree this is underated, perhaps if it got revamped or a reboot, it could be bigger and better. Just give it a chance.

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