The Curse of Wendigo: The Sequel to The Monstrumologist Audiobook (Unabridged)

" While I thought "The Mostrumologist" was stronger thematically, I really appreciated the extent both Will Henry and Pellinore Warthorp's characters were developed psychologically. I am looking forward to seeing how these characters continue to grow. "

" The intensity level is just off the charts. "

" Will Henry's story continues to be complex, dark, and enthralling. I haven't looked to see if there's another book in the works, but I would be very happy if that were the case. My only very minor complaint was an occasional slip in terms of language--I'm pretty sure people in the 19th century didn't think in terms of going on dates. But that's really, really minor. [Feb. 2011] "

" Not as good as the first one :( "

" Not as good as the first one but I did enjoy it. "

" Wonderful, my favorite of the series so far. Shows a completely different side of dr. Warthrop. Loved it. "

" As a sequel to The Monstrumologist or a standalone book, The Curse of the Wendigo is a flat out success in my less than humble opinion. Rick Yancey knows how to combine incredible, strong and vibrant characters AND a gangbusters plot. "

" Sooo creepy and gross and wonderful!! "

" Gothic and gilded aged, a gripping follow up to The Monstrumologist. The book design is fabulous, clinical, and creepy "

" I missed reading Yancy's Printz honor winning Monstrumologist but will certainly rectify that ASAP now that I've finished this gorgeously creepy and thoughtful book about monsters and...what it means to be human. This is a sequel but stands alone just fine and I am eager for the story to continue. "

" Second book. Pellinore and Will Henry investigate the disappearance of Pellinore's old friend. Too wordy. Long periods of blah blah blah with bursts of gruesome, repulsive imagery. Too many loose ends, and not much closure. Disappointing. Why did I bother to finish the book? "

" I love this series, its like my own little secret. "

" This is turning out to be a great series. Things are lining up nicely for book 3. "

" Just finished the wendigo book. Holy crap how is that a teen novel???!!! Very disturbing but a good psychological marvel of fiction. "

" Great book, not a big fan of all the gore and cannibalism though. Rick Yancey went a tad bit overboard with this one. "

" Enjoyed this book as much as the first. Can't wait for the next installment. "

" This is turning out to be a great series. Things are lining up nicely for book 3. "

" I think I liked this one even more than the first one! In this sequel to THE MONSTRUMOLOGIST, Will Henry and Dr. Winthrop set out to find Winthrop's old friend, who is rumored to be taken by the Wendigo, a monster. "

" I loved it, but be warned, it is one of the most disturbing books I've ever read. Yancey does not pull his punches, and while I was riveted to the story, I had to wonder if it crossed the line for the YA market. There's a whole lot of excrement and a whole lot of mutilation, so be ready for it. "

" Just as good as the first one, and the two are different, which is a good on the authores part!! Read the first one first "