Caroline

It seems like a children's story, it ends up being a juvenile tale of terror, it's a mixture of fantasy and many elements of terror. It brings many morals and teachings to children.

The story begins when twelve-year-old Caroline moves in, feels lonely leaving her friends and goes to a  house in which other very peculiar people live. Her parents do not pay much attention to her and it is when she begins to fantasize, looks for adventures and is when she discovers a door that takes her to a parallel world, but different. With the same parents, but they dot have the eyes. , the parallel universe has the same house but more beautiful, better food, parents give a lot of dedication to Caroline. The mother of the other world proposes that she will make her happy if she stays in that world it would make a perfect life for Caroline but that she should change her eyes and put on the buttons.

The most important thing of the book is that although she saw many things that she liked more about the other world, Caroline has to save her parents and not choose the things that she likes o preferred, she is brave. It is a dilemma that teaches us to grow to do what we should do against what gives us more pleasure and we want to do.

Another lesson is to learn to value what we have . what happened to Caroline thought that the house she had found had better food better parents who paid attention, even the dolls saw them better. The perfect things are not only the apparent ones, as the saying goes, not everything that shines is gold.

The way the writer conducts the book is very interesting, he goes to many symbols to generate that parallel world with elements associated with horror stories like the buttons in the eyes, the door that leads to the next world, the talking animals, mirrors, the cat and the misses