The Stolen - Book Review

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'The Stolen' is an occult fiction novel by 'Alex Shearer'. It is the first and only of the many books of Shearer i have read. Others are mostly stories for children, which i am not (at least by age) 

PLOT - Carly meets a new girl, Meredith, at school who seemed a bit odd for her age. She just assumes her to be weird until she comes to know that Meredith isn't actually a young girl but a witch in someone else's body. 

The plot of the novel revolves around a 12 year old girl, Carly - kind, warm and loving. Seems an easy target to fool, right? But as naive as she is, there is no limited to what this little innocent muffin would do to help others and certainly no bounds when she is to help herself out of a fateful misfortune of being robbed of her own body. 

The Plot keeps you hooked to the book with this unexpected twists and turns but it is surely a must read. 

MY VIEWS - The Stolen is a very relaxing and interesting book with simple vocabulary, perfect for you if you are just starting to read books. 

WRAP UP - Just pick up the copy if you are looking for an occult fiction especially if you are into necromancy and witches and other supernatural fantasies. HAVE FUN! 

That's all for this book review. I hope it helped. Drop comments and suggestions in the comment box below. 

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