Review: Christmas Creepiness, Oh My!
Rating: 4 out of 5
Date: 11 19, 2013
Creepy Christmas was the second book I've read by author Jaimie Admans, and I was NOT disappointed.  A Christmas tale with the normal theme of good beating out evil, this story was told with a wonderfully imaginative voice.  While the narrator of the story did seem somewhat older/more mature than most 10-year-olds in my acquaintance, it was still believable through her eyes - a must, even for fiction.  Although Kaity's tone seemed more mature, her desires were very normal and appropriate for a child her age, wanting her parents reunited to restore their once happy family, in time for Christmas.  Her desires added to the believability of this story.The sinister snowmen were uniformly creepy and Anti-Claus was an interesting antagonist (I wish there had been more scenes with him!), while his helper-in-crime, Seth, was somewhat flat and could have been developed a bit more, but it was still a fun read.  I heartedly recommend this book as a fun read, and look forward to reading Ms. Admans' "North Pole Reform School," as well as her other books.