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An A to Z Look at YA Horror: So you want a spooky book for spooky season? A YA horror master list
An A to Z list look at some of the best YA horror out there
Take 5: YA Horror 2014
It’s October, which means everything is pumpkin flavored or scented and you can’t change the channel without running across a horror movie. While I’m not big on horror movies – I haven’t been able to watch them ever since I saw The Ring because if the scary isn’t going to stay inside the TV box […]
Book Review: Amity by Micol Ostow
At my previous library, we had a patron who would check out the Amityville Horror book over and over again. I am sure this book was written for him, and for all horror fans. Publisher’s Book Description: Connor’s family moves to Amity to escape shady business deals. Ten years later, Gwen’s family moves to Amity […]
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Book Review: The Dollhouse Asylum by Mary Gray
Publisher Annotation: When the world is breaking all someone wants is safety. A virus that had once been contained has returned, and soon no place will be left untouched by its destruction. But when eighteen-year-old Cheyenne wakes up in Elysian Fields-a subdivision cut off from the world and its monster-creating virus-she is thrilled to have […]
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Horrifying Reads for October – recommended by teens! (Kearsten’s Booktalk This!)
This September marked my third year doing a themed book club for 7th & 8th graders at a local K-8. We meet in their school library during their lunch period, and share the books we’ve read recently. This year, as we only have about 25 minutes together, we’ve adjusted our sharing style to title, author […]
Book Review: The Coldest Girl in Coldtown by Holly Black
Tana wakes in a bathtub after a night of partying only to realize that everyone else in the house has been slaughtered by vampires. Well, everyone except her former boyfriend, Aidan*, who has been bitten and saved for a snack. In the process of saving him (oh, and the ancient vampire, Gavriel, chained up with […]
Book Review: Antigoddess by Kendare Blake
“Please,” she said. “Just tell me what you know.”“You can’t stop it, Athena,” Demeter said. “I see the feathers blooming under your skin. You’ll be weak. You’ll be too late.”“But there is a way to stop it.” “I don’t know. Not without great cost. There are tools that might help.” “What kind of tools?” Hermes […]
Five Questions with ROTTERS and SCOWLER author Daniel Kraus
June is Audio Book Month – take a minute to enter our giveaway! Listening Library is thrilled to talk horror, audio, and inspiration with Daniel Kraus, the author of two highly-acclaimed novels—both available on audio from Listening Library and recommended for YA listeners 14 and up. (As we like to say, “Listen with the Lights […]
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