Crazy House is a novel by Ben Manley, which tells the story of twin sisters, Gertie and Harper, who find themselves in a strange and mysterious house. The house is filled with strange and dangerous creatures, and the twins must find a way to escape before they are killed. The novel explores themes of control, service, and identity.

The theme of control is present throughout the novel, as the twins must navigate the house and its inhabitants in order to survive. The house is filled with traps and puzzles, and the twins must use their wits and courage to make it out alive. This theme of control is also present in the way the twins must navigate their own emotions and fears in order to survive.

The theme of service is also present in the novel, as the twins must work together to survive. They must rely on each other’s strengths and weaknesses in order to make it out alive. This theme of service is also present in the way the twins must serve the house and its inhabitants in order to survive.

The theme of identity is also present in the novel, as the twins must come to terms with who they are and how they fit into the world. They must confront their own fears and insecurities in order to make it out alive. This theme of identity is also present in the way the twins must confront their own differences in order to make it out alive.

The themes of control and service are also present, and I enjoyed the first person contrast between the twin’s personalities and train of thought as they deal with the ‘crazy’ situation they are thrown into. However, the contrast between them could have been made a lot stronger.

The novel is full of suspense and mystery, and the twins must use their wits and courage to make it out alive. The novel is a thrilling adventure that will keep readers on the edge of their seats. The themes of control, service, and identity are explored in a unique and engaging way, and the novel is sure to leave readers wanting more.

Crazy House is a thrilling and suspenseful novel that explores themes of control, service, and identity. The novel is full of mystery and suspense, and the twins must use their wits and courage to make it out alive. The themes of control and service are also present, and the contrast between the twins could have been made a lot stronger. The novel is sure to leave readers wanting more.