Terrible Things Nobody Can Know: The Paper Girl/Fruktansvärda grejer som ingen får veta: Flicka av papper

Ida is not missing, trapped or frightened. She is living in the woods, surrounded by stolen food, books and the creatures she has read into being. She is the one who read Cthulhu into town. She used Lovis from Ronia, the Robber’s Daughter as a mother, killed to protect her secret, and now commands wild geese and monsters with frightening ease. Hedda, Felix, Jasmine and Morgan flee through the winter night, only to discover that their families are in danger too. As the children and adults gather at Olof’s isolated house, the truth becomes even stranger: Ida herself came from a book. Her real name is Anne, and after being read into the world years ago, she escaped, remade herself and became a Reader in her own right. With creatures surrounding the house and Ida demanding that Hedda come out alone, the final volume brings the series’ questions together: What responsibility does a Reader have for what they create? Can a person made of story choose a different ending? And how far will Hedda go to protect the people who finally believe her?

Terrible Things Nobody Can Know: The Paper Girl is the sixth and final book in Terrible Things Nobody Can Know, a six-part horror adventure series where classic literary characters and monsters escape from the books from whence they came. Written by well established author Martin Olczak, and sparsely illustrated by Lina Blixt, the series combines school realism, friendship, first-crush awkwardness, literary mystery, and classic horror chills.