This time, we actually know who the (reluctant) chosen one is. He's looking for an object known as the horn of Valere, said to be able to raise dead heroes to life. This powerful artifact was stolen by the antagonists followers, and the chosen one has to get it back to use it at the final battle.

The short stories in this book are very similar to the Goosebumps series, albeit with a darker tone.

The plot

Loved the plot!

This book has officially reinstated my love for reading. As someone who hasn’t been an avid reader for years, the book honestly seemed a little daunting at first; it was lengthy, but I soon realized it was rightfully so. The beginning started off a little slow, but 300 years requires a lot of backstory, and it ended up building a solid foundation for an incredible story. Once the plot started to get messy, I became absorbed in the characters and the poetry. In fact, I put off reading the final chapters because I wasn’t ready for it all to end. If you’re looking for something beautiful and existential, for something that will make your head spin, and for something that feels disgustingly and uncomfortably real, I urge you to read The Invisible Life of Addie LaRue. 5/5 ??

I thought this book was much better than People We Meet On Vacation. I liked how the two main characters already had a past from college, it was interesting how they were both writers who wanted to challenge themselves to write like each other, and the background story of the main character’s father and his relationships. The main characters were likable and the relationship that developed was entertaining and emotionally well developed.

I love how they worked as a team to find little i's dot. The book was incredible. (Norma, age 6)

The book was good and short chapter and base off of the games it was creepy sad horror and funny and confused as the drawing and just like the game so cool

This was a fun graphic novel. It was very short! The artwork was very good.

It was super awesome. I love the character development and story plot. It's a great sequel to the sequel. I love how the author introduced the new characters and developed the old characters with them.