Should horror-meisterDean Koontz even be ALLOWED to write kid's books? And if so, how is it that a Dean Koontz Christmas story for children -- ominously titled Santa's Twin -- could become so popular that it spawns a sequel?
Somebody hold me.
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Anonymous
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Dean Koontz should not be allowed to write horror novels for adults, much less books for children. I have not read this so-called book, but I am sure Santa's twin is a monstrous creature; the result of some scientific experiment gone wrong!
Isn't the beauty of scientific experiments that they can't go wrong, because they are experiments? Anyway, now I know why Santa made me cry: I was actually sitting on the lap of Santa's Twin! Thank you for sharing your gifts with us all year round, Tammy. Merry Christmas.
3 comments:
Dean Koontz should not be allowed to write horror novels for adults, much less books for children. I have not read this so-called book, but I am sure Santa's twin is a monstrous creature; the result of some scientific experiment gone wrong!
-Greer
Isn't the beauty of scientific experiments that they can't go wrong, because they are experiments? Anyway, now I know why Santa made me cry: I was actually sitting on the lap of Santa's Twin!
Thank you for sharing your gifts with us all year round, Tammy. Merry Christmas.
That is just wrong. Plain wrong.
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