The Woman in Black is back, and she is just as terrifying in this sequel as she was in Susan Hill's creepy classic....Brilliantly claustrophobic and utterly chilling, Angel of Death is genuinely jump-out-of-your-seat frightening.

Eek, this is the sequel to classic chiller, The Woman in Black. This time, the terrifying spirit is scaring the bejesus out of small kids (and us) in a creepy, creaking house in 1940.

An elegant novelisation.

This is a weighty novel worthy of universal acclaim. A sense of dread prevades this beautifully written novel. As The Book Thief draws to a close, Death says: "There's a multitude of stories that i allow to distract me as I work." The story of the Book Thief, who tried to change the world in her own small way, proves one formidable and inspiring distraction.

Brilliant and hugely ambitious ... the kind of book that could be life-changing

...breathtakingly good.

A magical tale.

...a fantastic book...it packs a huge emotional punch.

A tonic much needed amid the ominous menace of an era of such calamity.

Quirky, engaging and beautifully written

His faith in the transformative power of storytelling bestows this gentle but worthwhile novel with its own narrative strength and power.

Absorbing and searing

A major achievement

Deserves a place on the shelf with The Diary of Anne Frank - set to become a classic