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Title
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The
Haunting of Hill House
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Author
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Shirley
Jackson
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Call
Number
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PS3519.A392
H3 2003
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Location
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2nd
Floor Humanities
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Rating
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Highly
Recommended
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Book
Review
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Something
is wrong with Hill House. Shirley Jackson's haunted house novel is the
perfect mixture of supernatural and psychological horror. Eleanor Vance has
spent her entire adult life as a caretaker for her mother and the invitation
to visit Hill House seems like her chance to finally do something with and
live her own life. Jackson really understands the human mind and that
sometimes the scariest thing is to be left alone with ourselves.
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Submitted
By
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Kerry
Ortloff
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Department
or Major
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Leatherby
Libraries
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Status
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Staff
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Wednesday, July 1, 2015
The Haunting of Hill House
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