
Let's Go Play at the Adams'
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Narrated by:
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Matt Godfrey
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By:
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Mendal W Johnson
"They're just kids.... It's only a game." That's what Barbara, a lovely 20-year-old babysitter told herself when she awoke bound and gagged. But the knots were tight and painful and the children would not let her go.
"They're just kids.... It's only a game," she told herself again. But the terror was real...and deadly!
In the decades since its original publication, Mendal W. Johnson's best-seller Let's Go Play at the Adams' (1974) has gained a reputation as one of the most harrowing horror novels ever written, and copies have long been unobtainable except at exorbitant prices. Now this first-ever audiobook version of the novel, read by award-winning narrator Matt Godfrey, adds a new dimension of horror to this cult masterpiece.
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Knowing that the children had conflicting feelings on what they were doing but they all abode by the vote makes it even more chilling.
Too bad that Mr Johnson died so soon after or we could have more gems like this! It seems crazy that no one has made a movie about this yet!
Democracy Wow!
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It's also a story of the end of their childhood in a way, going through that choice that honestly pretty much no one specially children do.
I have heard and read mixed reviews mostly of the ending and while it really is crazy, is it actually maybe more likely?
I think that these children drift into a darkness that they enjoy without even knowing. The way that they convince themselves it's ok, is in itself immaturity. Ironic since what they do pretty much ends their childhood at the same time.
Now I have read that a lot of reviewers are upset that there was no punishment or recognition in sorts but I take the ending almost as open ending which if I didn't know from other review it probably would have left me upset as well but I was ready for something surprising or upsetting.
I would absolutely compare this to the girl next door except that it's the children without adults, making the children even more evil.
When an author can take ann adorable girl named Cindy and keep that childlike sweetness while being a monster, well that is just good writing.
I do suggest this, it is a long read, I listened to it on audible during drives or household chores, sorta wanted to skip ahead. not sure if I am glad that I didn't, if was so intense I needed every word but as a reader that's a big no no so I assume am in a way happy that I didn't.
Very Dark
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At a loss for words
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could've been better
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Not as brutal as the girl next-door but still a great read
Well narrated and highly recommended
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It’s just a game
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Great performance
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Fantastic but unnerving
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Totally worth it.
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a nasty piece of work..
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Dark, interesting, but not scary.
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