The Crooked House

The house's unsettling architecture seems to mirror the psychological twists in the story. I wonder if the author envisioned it as a character of its own from the start.

There were moments where I felt the story lagged, but I also appreciated the deeper character development. Curious if others experienced the same or saw it as intentional atmosphere-building.

The narrator's perspective kept me guessing about what was real and what was distorted. I’d love to hear thoughts on how the author balanced revealing and concealing information.