Revue de presse
"Teenage readers looking instead for total fantasy should hasten to Joseph Delaney's The Spook's Apprentice . . . This terrific novel is as black as David Wyatt's ingenious ink drawings that head each chapter" (Independent)
"An absorbing tale with scary scenarios and a great central relationship between Thomas and his master" (The Sunday Times)
"Wicked and fast-paced, the second instalment in this series is gripping for adults and children alike . . . Beautifully written" (The Good Book Guide)
"Readers seeking lots of up-close encounters with the unquiet dead and other creepy entities need look no further" (Kirkus Reviews)
"This thrilling and terrifying book should not be read after dark!" (Parents News)
"An absorbing tale with scary scenarios and a great central relationship between Thomas and his master" (The Sunday Times)
"Wicked and fast-paced, the second instalment in this series is gripping for adults and children alike . . . Beautifully written" (The Good Book Guide)
"Readers seeking lots of up-close encounters with the unquiet dead and other creepy entities need look no further" (Kirkus Reviews)
"This thrilling and terrifying book should not be read after dark!" (Parents News)
