Book Review: Lockwood & Co.. A must-read series for all…

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Have you ever picked up a fallen twig or stick and charged toward an imaginary dragon, demon, or unseen enemy? Jumped over a sofa, expertly maneuvered your opponent into a corner, and then burst into a menacing laughter?

He-oh-hah-hahaa…

Did you ever reenact the Battle of Waterloo or the war of Panipat?

Tell me, all you ’90s kids, how many times were you Alexander the Great, Prithviraj Chauhan, Rani Laxmi Bai, or perhaps some mythological or entirely imaginary hero?

And when you think back to those days, doesn’t a smile tug at your lips?

Now imagine you’re on a real battlefield, skillfully wielding your sword against a gang of ghosts whose single touch can be both fatal and final.

Beside you stands a debonair, elusive hero with unwavering optimism, and a brilliant researcher who’s hopelessly unorganized in everything except his work.

And then there is Skull. I have nothing much to say about him. You have to read it to understand.

There’s banter, bravery…