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Original Title:	Lilla stjärna
ISBN:	0312620519 (ISBN13: 9780312620516)
Edition Language:	English URL http://us.macmillan.com/littlestar/JohnLindqvist
Literary Awards:	Tähtifantasia Award Nominee (2012)

Little Star

John Ajvide Lindqvist

Hardcover | Pages: 533 pages

Rating: 3.63 | 5940 Users | 696 Reviews

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Title	:	Little Star
Author	:	John Ajvide Lindqvist
Book Format	:	Hardcover
Book Edition	:	Deluxe Edition
Pages	:	Pages: 533 pages
Published	:	October 2nd 2012 by Thomas Dunne Books (first published 2010)
Categories	:	Horror. Fiction. European Literature. Swedish Literature. Thriller

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A man finds a baby in the woods, left for dead. He brings the baby home, and he and his wife raise the girl in their basement. When a shocking and catastrophic incident occurs, the couple’s son Jerry whisks the girl away to Stockholm to start a new life. There, he enters her in a nationwide singing competition. Another young girl who’s never fit in sees the performance on TV, and a spark is struck that will ignite the most terrifying duo in modern fiction.

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Ratings: 3.63 From 5940 Users | 696 Reviews

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Holy Cow! What the heck did I just read?!I don't really know what to say. Was this science fiction? Or paranormal? Or a psychological thriller? I-I feel so confused! I'm pretty sure Theres was either autistic or a demon.The violence and morbidity was cool but I didn't really internalize the essence of the story. So all those problematic and insecure girls became a dangerous cult of murderers? That's it?! Ugh! I am frustrated with the ending because I thought there would be more to the story than

From the international bestselling author of the chilling and horrific Let the Right One, Handling the Undead and Harbor comes a new novel that appears innocent and charming at first, but eventually leads the reader down a long dark path, covered in blood and filled with bodies. Little Star will lull you into enjoyment and then terrify you all the way to the end.Lennart finds an abandoned baby in the woods, left for dead. He brings it home, feeds and looks after it, much to the reluctance of his

I'd actually give this 3.5 stars, if I could. The writing was great and the characters were well fleshed-out, as is always the case with Lindqvist. The problem was that the book started out so delightfully creepily, with such a strange and unsettling premise, and then kind of floundered into ultraviolence. It's worth a read, but it could have been so so so much better.

So. SO. This book... I think this is the goriest, most violent, brutal, graphic book I've ever read. And it was inspired by ABBA... so that's fun! Little Star is the horrifying story of an abandoned baby who is found to have a powerful and sinister talent; as she grows up her talent for singing increases and her influence grows to an alarming rate among her fans. Much violence and murder ensues..This is a unique book, but it's not without its flaws. At 630 pages it could stand to be edited down,

From a relatively promising, almost incendiary start to a story, this book practically flat-lines as soon as the tale of 'The Other Girl' is introduced to the extent of very nearly breaking into the realm of utter tedium. It is only through a degree of force of will that I have even delved as deeply into the tale as I have.It is with such a stench of tedium so endemic throughout that the book that the effect is to be almost offensively inactive to the degree that even when someone is being

I'm shocked right nowI changed my rating... It is a good book, it is very well written, I read it page after page, but I cannot say I really liked it so I'll go with a 3 star now.

John Ajvide Lindqvist hit the ground running with the excellent Let The Right One In, which resurrected the tired vampire trope into a new, darker being, showing the paranormal romancers how it should be done. He somehow managed to maintain the pace with the "difficult" second and third novels, Handling The Undead and Harbour and now along comes Little Star and what do you know, he's only gone and done it again.The plot of Little Star is at once both beautifully simple and incredibly complex.