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All posts tagged "october is spooky"
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1.3KreviewINSPECTION – JOSH MALERMAN
Inspection by Josh Malerman My rating: 3/5 cats fulfilling my 2019 goal to read (at least) one book each month that i...
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1.3KreviewTHE DEEP – ALMA KATSU
The Deep by Alma Katsu My rating: 4/5 cats OCTOBER SPOOKTACULAR CONTINUES! a couple years back, i read this author’s horror-spin on...
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1.2KreviewCOME CLOSER – SARA GRAN
Come Closer by Sara Gran My rating: 4/5 cats this is short and anything but sweet, somehow managing to pack a whole...
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1.2KreviewGHOSTER – JASON ARNOPP
Ghoster by Jason Arnopp My rating: 4/5 cats this is a zoomy and entertaining horror-comedy novel that makes me very glad i...
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1.3KreviewHAUNTED NIGHTS – ELLEN DATLOW, LISA MORTON
Haunted Nights by Ellen Datlow, Lisa Morton My rating: 4/5 cats reviewing short story collections is hard. i do not like doing...
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988reviewTHE CREEPS – FRAN KRAUSE
The Creeps by Fran Krause My rating: 5/5 cats more wonderfully weird fears, illustrated. and those are particularly great airborn eyeballs, right?...
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801reviewTHE CREEPING – ALEXANDRA SIROWY
The Creeping by Alexandra Sirowy My rating: 3/5 cats this might be the only horror novel in the world to feature the...
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1.0KreviewSLASHER GIRLS & MONSTER BOYS – APRIL GENEVIEVE TUCHOLKE
Slasher Girls & Monster Boys by April Genevieve Tucholke My rating: 4/5 cats why is there no introduction to this collection? am...
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1.1KreviewTHE BOY MEETS GIRL MASSACRE – AINSLIE HOGARTH
The Boy Meets Girl Massacre by Ainslie Hogarth My rating: 3/5 cats this is a fun book to supplement any spooktober reading...
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1.1KreviewNICEVILLE – CARSTEN STROUD
Niceville by Carsten Stroud My rating: 4/5 cats a canadian writing southern gothic?? i am there. with bells on. so you have...
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1.0KreviewTHE HOARD – ALAN RYKER
The Hoard by Alan Ryker My rating: 4/5 cats this was great stuff, seriously. i liked Burden Kansas a scootch more because—come...
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1.0KreviewSUCH WICKED INTENT – KENNETH OPPEL
Such Wicked Intent by Kenneth Oppel My rating: 4/5 cats as much as i hated the opening sentences, The books flew open...