Eerie Exhibitions by Victoria Williamson - Blog Tour and Review

Hello and welcome to my blog for my stop on the tour for Eerie Exhibitions by Victoria Williamson. It is a pleasure to welcome you here. Please do click around to read some of my other reviews. I've read quite a few books by Victoria over the past couple of years and I've really liked them and think she's a great writer. So I was excited to join in with this tour!

I got a physical copy of the book and with it some cute little gifts that matched up to some of the stories in the book. So thank you to Silver Thistle Press for that, too! I appreciate it. 

The book is made up of five short stories which all revolve around the same museum and include some of the same characters. It was inspired by Victoria's trips as a child to Kelvingrove museum in Glasgow. I loved this because I could imagine the museum perfectly. Especially because I recently when to Leeds City museum where there's an actual real mummy, and there is one in this book, too. 

I liked all the stories, but especially the one about the mummy's sarcophogus and the little girl, the one about the painting - which was SO eerie - and the last one, which was about a shell and which was literally terrifying. I really feel like Victoria has nailed creepy and eerie here. I'm giving the book four out of five. 

Thank you for having me along on the tour, I'll be back for Victoria's next book I'm sure!