"Monster of the Week" by F.T. Lukens – Your Next Great Read in PDF

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• Book Title: Monster of the Week
• Author: F.T. Lukens
• Year Published: October 15, 2019. Please note: As Just for the Summer was recently released, its copyright must expire before a legal and free PDF version is available.
• Goodreads Rating: 4.20/5
• Availability: Buy the book from Amazon. See our guide on how to convert EPUB to PDF.

"I stopped reading young adult books because I found them cheesy, but this book excited me again about the genre. Doesn’t take itself too seriously. He doesn’t try too hard to do anything other than tell an adorable ass tale. This is a witty, romantic, and exceedingly fun look at discovering one’s place in the world. Moral of this review: I had a really fun ass time reading this book."

Micah

Book Reviewer

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How to Read Monster of the Week 

"Monster of the Week" is a captivating story that combines humour, heart, and supernatural thrills, making it an excellent choice for readers seeking an adventurous escape. The book is perfect for fans of quirky characters and witty dialogue, offering a fun yet meaningful exploration of relationships and personal growth.

Reading it with PDF Reader Pro enhances the experience by allowing you to customize your reading environment, whether you prefer night mode for late-night reading or adjustable font sizes for comfortable viewing. The app’s annotation tools make it easy to highlight favourite moments or jot down thoughts about the story. Its seamless navigation lets you quickly jump between chapters or revisit key scenes. 

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Our Review of Monster of the Week

"Monster of the Week"  is a delightful sequel to The Rules series, offering humour, heart, and supernatural charm. It follows the adventures of Bridger Whitt, a high school senior who juggles a boyfriend, a quirky job assisting cryptids, and the chaos a monster-hunting TV show brings.

The story blends coming-of-age challenges and fantasy fun. Bridger’s relationships, from his romantic bond with Leo to his found family of friends and magical allies, are deeply touching and relatable, providing warmth and depth to the narrative.

The book mixes lighthearted moments with more serious themes, like family estrangement and self-discovery. Readers have praised its laugh-out-loud humour, heartfelt scenes, and clever integration of mythical creatures into modern settings. Bridger’s humorous and bumbling navigation through a world where unicorns and fairies exist alongside mundane high school drama is endlessly entertaining.

If you enjoyed books like Carry On by Rainbow Rowell, you’ll likely appreciate the mix of LGBTQ+ representation, romance, and fantasy that Lukens delivers so well. The novel's ability to balance laugh-inducing scenarios with tender emotional moments makes it a standout. It’s perfect for those who enjoy escapism with a healthy dose of love, magic, and self-reflection.