We Have Always Lived in the Castle

After finishing The Haunting of Hill House I wanted to read more by this author and this was a good book to follow up with. This one was less about horror and more character-driven. It's still good in its way. It's more of a weird story than anything else. Think a little about the film Corpse Bride. Not scary but eclectic.

The writing is just as good as the other book I read. You could say there’s not much of a point to this story but it's still interesting learning more about the family. Not what I was expecting but I liked it anyway.