Addy Beimford’s Reviews > The Haunting of Hill House > Status Update

This book is obviously very special to me but I’ve never listened to the audio; excited!

I just want to keep reading this—it’s all I can think about

I somehow completely forgot that I started this book a year ago. I’m thankful that this website exists so that I could confirm that I am not insane for finding the first few chapters so extremely familiar

“[Jackson] also depicted the cruel jokes of fate and chance unfolding in an amoral universe. It’s just that instead of doing it with men and guns, she chose to write about mad, lonely girls and big, sinister houses.”

“[Jackson] also depicted the cruel jokes of fate and chance unfolding in an amoral universe. It’s just that instead of doing it with men and guns, she chose to write about mad, lonely girls and big, sinister houses.”