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Five Questions with ROTTERS and SCOWLER author Daniel Kraus
| Audio Books, Daniel Kraus, Horror, Odyssey Awards, Rotters
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 […]
Take 5: Mystery and Horror Cross-Overs for YA’s Wanting More
| crossovers, Horror, Mysteries, Reader's Advisory, Take 5, Uncategorized
Last time I wrote about teens who were searching beyond the teen area for science fiction and fantasy cross overs, and showcased 5 authors who’s series are real hits with my teens. This time I thought I’d talk about mysteries and horror books. These are always a difficult one to pinpoint, because what we think […]
MG Review: Professor Gargoyle (Tales from Lovecraft Middle School #1) by Charles Gilman
| Charles Gilman, Horror, Lovecraft Middle School, MG Reviews, Professor Gargoyle, Quirk Books
Robert hopes this new year at a new school will be different, but he has no idea just how different it will be. “Tales from Lovecraft Middle School is the spine-tingling series about a haunted middle school where monsters roam the halls, mysteries lurk behind every door, and strange transformations take place before your very […]
These are a few of my favorite reads: the 2012 Karen edition
| Boys, Dystopian, favorite things, Fiction, Horror, Humor, Mysteries, Realistic Fiction, Tween, YA Lit, Zombies
Raindrops on roses and zombies eating kittens, Bright copper boys and warm fuzzy kisses, Page after page, turning with need These are a few of my favorite reads . . . MG Reads, approved by my tweenThe One and Only Ivan by Katherine ApplegateLiar & Spy by Rebecca SteadWonder by R J PalacioThe Cavendish Home […]
You can’t talk about the scary and the macabre without mentioning books that have an edge of your seat scare you silly graveyard scene. And this is definitely the month for talking graveyards. So take a walk with me through the graveyard, if you dare . . . It was the greatest night of my […]
I’m almost certain that my journey behind the veil of normal society began with an obsession for the “Goosebumps” series by R.L. Stine. Starting in 1992 R.L. Stine dutifully released a new “tome” every month until 1997, and I believe my mom drove me to the mall to Walden’s Bookstore to buy almost every single […]
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