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Those who love this book and are telling me in the comments of this review (and many others) that this is proof that trans kids are being forced into it by their parents just prove my point.

But when the boy's wealthy parents refuse to believe that a ghost could be possessing their son, Mallory attempts to communicate with an entity she blithely assumes to be benign. I'm not a fan of a supernatural ending or explanation in a thriller mystery book, but this was done extremely well. From Edgar Award-finalist Jason Rekulak comes a wildly inventive spin on the supernatural thriller, for fans of Stranger Things and Riley Sager, about a woman working as a nanny for a young boy with strange and disturbing secrets.

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This rates high for its originality and the fantastic narrator Suzy Jackson made it even more compelling! Which means that when Mallory sees his disturbingAF drawings — like a woman who looks like she crawled out of the The Ring, or a man dragging a woman by the ankles through a forest — so do you. Would Mallory’s drug addiction resurface as an easy way to explain gaps in her memory or out-of-character behavior? Worse, over the book’s final pages, several characters—starting with Mallory—made a decision that was so inexplicable that it broke the suspension of disbelief that had been sustaining the story. The Maxwells are thrilled, as Teddy’s only “playmate” before Mallory was his imaginary friend, Anya.Common anti-trans rhetoric includes the idea that trans kids aren't actually trans, they are being forced into it by their evil leftist parents with an agenda.