This book was very creepy and so atmospheric! It tells the story of Martha who can tell things about people just by touching their clothes which all started when she fell out of a creepy tree at her grandmas remote house in Norway. She makes the trip there to investigate; only to find out her grandma has died and finds a mysterious boy living in the cabin.
The Twisted Tree combines mystery thriller elements perfectly with mythology to deliver a captivating story from beginning to end.
I loved the links to Norse mythology, it was so interesting and intriguing.
The plot did leave me feeling a little confused at times but I think purely because I am not familiar with the mythology the story was based on. That being said, I do think it was well explained, enough for me to understand what was going on.
The book did keep me engaged and I read it all in one sitting!
The Twisted Tree combines mystery thriller elements perfectly with mythology to deliver a captivating story from beginning to end.
I loved the links to Norse mythology, it was so interesting and intriguing.
The plot did leave me feeling a little confused at times but I think purely because I am not familiar with the mythology the story was based on. That being said, I do think it was well explained, enough for me to understand what was going on.
The book did keep me engaged and I read it all in one sitting!