The full three offspring quote from The Darkest Part of the Woods

It wasn't the drawing from which she'd recoiled when Sylvia had shown her the journal, but it was as bad. It showed a small creature crouching on all fours beside a tower. Despite its lack of a mouth and its enormous eyes that looked trapped by an unnaturally lightless sky, it reminded her far too much of a toddler. She attempted to ignore it while she scanned the text opposite, then snatched at the page, only to reveal the drawing of a child with eyes swarming out of its honeycomb of a skull. The third and last was worse still; the figure grovelling in the shadow of the tower—a shadow, Heather was eager to realise, that wouldn't have existed given the blackness of the sky—had an almost perfect child's face except for the single huge eye perched on the top like an egg in a cup.