Into The Woods Book Review Novels & Stories

The place where all our happy memories were buried into the mud with the ashes of the house that was interchanged with my mother's and set on fire only to potray me as dead. As I entered the depths of the Black Woods, the memories flooded back, both painful and bittersweet. The trees whispered their secrets as I rode deeper into the heart of the forest, their branches forming an archway overhead. The air grew thicker, suffused with an energy that seemed to vibrate with darkness and untold stories.

In less than fifteen minutes the car came to halt just few steps away from the woodland entry. Zion opened the car door for me again. We held hands as we found our away into the woods. As always l love it here. The fresh and natural air of the woods gives me a calm and restorative peace of a mind. I would love to stay here if possible without any worries at all. I grew up here. In this woods. Whenever l come its as if am home. Zion broke the few minute silence between us. I used to hide behind that tree back in the days. One day l spotted a hunter. I hide there. On that very day l found some thing interesting. He added. I stared at him questioningly. Of course about that interesting thing.

But I don’t. Instead, I keep walking. Faster. Harder. My chest heaves like I’ve just fought a war. And maybe I have. A war I didn’t even know I was a part of. My boots crunch through the underbrush as I push deeper into the woods. The darkness is thick, but I welcome it. It feels honest — unlike the world I just left behind. My mother…

The woods are our border to the feared Blood-moon pack. Today, the fear looking at the woods is there too, but it’s different. It’s as if that place is my downfall and rescue at the same time. There’s a deep fear and an indescribable pull towards it at the same time. My heartbeat speeds up at the thought of entering those woods. Just thinking about the Blood-moon pack seems to weirdly draw me even more to the woods. Goosebumps erupt all over my body, and I snuggle a little deeper into the blanket without shifting my gaze from the woods.

How could I leave that damn book out? Before I knew it, I was completely lost and in the woods. There was no one around from what I could tell. I had a weird feeling of my body almost telling me to keep going. It was like a nagging sensation in the back of my mind. I hated being in the woods under the cover of trees though, it reminded me too much of the night I was taken. It had only been a week and a half and yet, my former life seemed like an eternity ago.

It was really not a hard task for me anymore, since I'd started to get back into shape. I resisted the urge to stop and admire the active wildlife I stumbled upon as I sprinted past. Despite the fact that this place was literally called the Burning woods, it somehow manages to house quite a lot of interesting wild creatures. Now I normally wouldn't care about that, but something inside me just found this... amazing. Was this place finally getting into my head like Hazel told me? Was this the transformation she told me about? I made a mental note to ask her about this later. Also, about these blackened woods all around.

My hatred for Nash is growing, my regret for Nash for not stopping him first makes me feel guilty for all the people who have become victims of Nash's cruelty during the war. I continued to enter the forest which had very tall and big trees. Shows how old this forest is that it feels so haunted and scary. Goosebumps went down my spine as I searched for Amber in this wilderness. I kept stopping to determine the direction in which Amber was walking. The atmosphere here is really suspicious. I feel magic that puts someone in a dream or delusion that puts that person in danger. The influence of this magic is very large, anyone who enters will be lulled by beauty or mortal happiness. So far

It yelped in discomfort while glaring at me as if it now wanted to kill me. I ran with all my might. Deeper into the woods. Again. Even though this is the third time I have gone inside here, the sinister stillness is always new and terrifying. This part of the woods is vast. Even if one wants to venture into the whole vicinity, it would take them a long time to truly and fully explore the area.

of the forest. She actually grew up in the woods. Sometimes, she would read a good book in hand, sitting on a tree or on its foot rather than keeping herself locked behind her bedroom walls. For somehow, she had loved the forest. She loved everything about it. It's like a part of her soul which she'd never want to take away. Lost, she walked further into the woods even though she had no idea where she was going. Until at last, she found a tall good-looking tree. She sat on the foot of the tree and leaned her back against it. She opened her book and began to read. A few minutes after reading, she was already lost in the book. As always. "You shouldn't be here," a deep voice suddenly growled.

It was still inside me that I wanted to be with her. When we got out of the house, we stepped into the forest. I don't want to speed up because even for a short time I still want to be with Yena. Also, I'm not sure if I can reach Marcus at the stream. But as Yena and I were walking through the thick forest, I stopped when a group of wolves suddenly appeared. I could see the ferocity in their looks that at any moment would rush to tear me apart. I backed away as I quickly hid the child behind me.